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Tamoil Could Join Italy’s Patchwork Fuel Price Cap

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The Italian government is negotiating with the Libyan government to bring Tamoil into a privately driven fuel price cap scheme. While the scheme has lowered average pump prices, independent retailers are struggling with squeezed margins due to reduced fuel availability and higher wholesale prices. Additionally, the current discounts do not cover sectors like fishing, agriculture, and road haulage, which are facing significant fuel cost increases

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Center

Italy's oil companies are cutting fuel prices. Almost 9300 petrol stations are involved – but how much do drivers really save?

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The containment of the costs of gasoline and diesel to the pump widens. Also Tamoil has decided to adopt  a series of measures aimed to mitigate the price of the fuels marketed near own network of distributors to brand                                                                                                                …

·Rome, Italy
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After Eni, Ip and Q8, Tamoil also intervenes on fuel prices in Italy. The company belonging to the international group Oilinvest has decided to adopt a series of measures aimed at...

·Milan, Italy
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Center

The move of Tamoil had been announced yesterday evening by sources of Palazzo Chigi who had announced that they had started a dialogue with the Libyan government in order to favor the adhesion of the brand to the appeal on the price cap of the fuels

·Rome, Italy
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·Rome, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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