Fuel Price Brake Enters Into Force: Normal Gasoline Costs 1.54 Euros in Poland Now
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For years, Poland has been the paradise of German drivers - at least in terms of prices at the petrol station. From this weekend onwards, a detour to the neighbouring country is likely to become more attractive for many.
The Lower Fuel Prices program is back, along with announcements regarding maximum fuel prices. From Saturday to Monday, stations will be able to sell gasoline and diesel fuel at prices no higher than those indicated in the document published on Friday.
Drivers are now paying less at gas stations. The latest iteration of the "Lower Fuel Prices" program has been launched.
Drivers filling up their cars on Saturday morning saw completely different numbers on the pylons than they had just a few hours earlier. Fuel prices at stations across Poland dropped significantly just after midnight. This was all due to the reinstatement of the "Lower Fuel Prices" package, which immediately curbed market fluctuations and imposed rigid limits on refueling costs. Effective Saturday, October 3rd, […] The article "This is how much …
Starting Saturday, we'll be paying less for fuel. 95-octane petrol will cost 6.73 złoty, while diesel will cost a maximum of 7.88 złoty. The next installment of the government's "Lower Fuel Prices" package is coming into effect. The maximum price limits established by the Minister of Energy's announcement will be in effect until Monday, and a new document on this matter will be published after the weekend. Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka says the …
WARSAW - Fuel prices in Poland will be capped from Saturday (October 3). The price of 95-octane gasoline will be a maximum of PLN 6.73 (EUR 1.54), 98-octane gasoline PLN 7.59 (EUR 1.74) and diesel fuel PLN 7.88 (EUR 1.8), the Ministry of Energy announced.
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