European Fuel Prices
6 articles from 5 countries
Fuel prices shift across Poland, Croatia, Slovenia, Lithuania and France. Poland’s expired relief measures are expected to push petrol and diesel prices higher, while Croatia and Slovenia report mixed changes, Lithuania sees diesel prices fall, and France records a sharp annual diesel increase.
Poland’s fuel discount expires, sending petrol and diesel prices higher
Petrol and diesel prices in Poland are expected to rise noticeably after the government’s fuel discount ends on Tuesday. Experts estimate increases of 14 to 20 euro cents per litre. Before the relief expired, the maximum price stood at about 1.54 euros per litre for regular petrol, 1.73 euros for premium petrol and 1.70 euros for diesel, according to the Energy Ministry. Poland introduced an 8% re…
New fuel prices announced in Croatia
Croatian drivers will see mixed changes at the pump from Wednesday, September 2. Petrol will cost one cent more, reaching €1.67 per litre, while diesel will become seven cents cheaper at €1.79. The la…
Petrol to Rise Again as Diesel Prices Fall in Slovenia
Petrol prices in Slovenia will rise at midnight, while diesel and heating oil will become cheaper for the next pricing period. The Energy and Infrastructure Ministry set the maximum price for 95-octan…
Diesel Prices Rise by More Than 60 Cents a Litre in France Over a Year
Diesel in France has become more than 60 cents a litre more expensive over the past year, putting renewed pressure on household budgets. The rise comes as hostilities between the United States and Ira…
UAE announces September fuel prices
The UAE has set its fuel prices for September 2026, with petrol prices adjusted under the country’s monthly pricing system. Super 98 petrol will sell for AED 3.80 per litre, while Special 95 will cost…
Diesel was the only fuel to become cheaper in Lithuania on Monday
Diesel was the only major fuel category to become cheaper in Lithuania on Monday morning. Its average price fell 0.62%, while petrol and liquefied petroleum gas both became more expensive. The Lithuan…
