My Expensive Diesel – European Drivers Are Paying 40% More for It than at the Beginning of the Year
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The soaring price of diesel is costing European drivers 203 million euros a day. And every time they fill up their tanks, they pay an extra 30 euros compared to January. The post My expensive diesel – European drivers pay 40% more for it than at the beginning of the year appeared first on in.gr.
European drivers pay 40 per cent more for diesel fuel than at the beginning of the year due to the escalation of the Middle East conflict. At each fuelling, motorists are forced to pay an additional Euro30 per tank of 50 litres. At the regional level, the daily extra cost since the deterioration of the situation in the Middle East is Euro203 million, writes Financial Times with reference to data from the European Commission. Diesel fuels account…
The price of diesel fuel in Europe has increased by an average of nearly 40 percent this year, and filling an average 50-liter tank costs drivers about 30 euros more than at the beginning of the year. In Estonia, the price increase has been even greater – you now have to pay about 35 euros more for a full tank.
Europeans spend more than 30 euros on diesel at every food, Europe being the most heavily affected by the high fuel prices of all major economies, according to a new analysis.
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