Transparency Board sets new fuel price caps

Albania’s Transparency Board has set new fuel price caps, effective from 14:00 on October 13. Diesel may cost no more than ALL 219 per litre at retail and ALL 207 per litre at wholesale. Petrol prices may not exceed ALL 196 per litre at retail and ALL 184 per litre at wholesale.

The caps will remain in force until the board’s next meeting. Members will review them in line with changes in selling prices. The board met under the government’s decision to declare a special situation in the hydrocarbon market and the legal framework governing petroleum products.

Meanwhile, the board has reminded wholesale and retail fuel operators to comply with the caps. Authorities may suspend the activity of operators who violate the rules. The Ministry of Economy and Innovation, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy said they were committed to protecting consumers and maintaining fair competition.

/a.p./

The post Transparency Board sets new fuel price caps appeared first on RTSH.

Original post Here

News
Private operators account for 92.7% of Albania’s rail freight transport

Private operators accounted for 92.7% of Albania’s rail freight transport, measured in tonne-kilometers, in 2025, according to the national statistics agency INSTAT. The figures appear in its report, “Transport in Figures 2025”, which highlights the dominant role of private companies in the sector. Rail freight transport reached 17 million tonne-kilometers …

News
Albania’s Prosecutor General and media regulator sign agreement to combat digital piracy

Albania’s Prosecutor General, Olsian Çela, has met with Audiovisual Media Authority (AMA) Chair Armela Krasniqi and signed a memorandum of cooperation to establish and operate a task force against digital audiovisual piracy. Under the agreement, AMA will report suspected criminal offences to the competent prosecution offices. The authority will also …

News
EU enlargement accelerates as Albania closes another negotiating chapter

European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos said the European Union’s enlargement process was gaining momentum. She confirmed that Albania was expected to provisionally close another negotiating chapter today, covering enterprise and industrial policy. The decision was due during the 10th Albania–EU Intergovernmental Conference in Luxembourg. Meanwhile, Montenegro provisionally closed three …