The Transparency Board decided on Thursday to lower fuel prices across the country.
Under the new decision, diesel will be sold at a maximum price of 210 Albanian lek per liter at retail outlets, while the wholesale price must not exceed 198 lek per liter.
Petrol prices have also been reduced. The maximum retail price has been set at 169 lek per liter, while the wholesale price must not exceed 157 lek per liter.
The new prices take effect this Thursday at 1:45 p.m. and will remain valid until the next meeting of the Transparency Board.
“The retail price of diesel fuel meeting the SSH EN 590 standard shall not exceed 210 lek per liter, while the wholesale price shall not exceed 198 lek per liter.
The retail price of petrol meeting the SSH EN standard shall not exceed 169 lek per liter, while the wholesale price shall not exceed 157 lek per liter.
The prices set by the Board will take effect today, November 5, at 1:45 p.m. and will remain valid until the Board’s next meeting, when any changes in selling prices will be reflected.
We remind all wholesale and retail fuel operators of their obligation to comply with this decision,” the Transparency Board said in its statement.
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