Transparency Board Announces New Fuel Prices, Diesel and Petrol Prices Rise

The Transparency Board has announced new fuel prices.

Starting Tuesday, the retail price of diesel fuel meeting the SSH EN 590 standard will be capped at 219 lek per litre, while the wholesale price must not exceed 207 lek per litre.

Meanwhile, the retail price of petrol meeting the SSH EN standard will be capped at 196 lek per litre, while the wholesale price must not exceed 184 lek per litre.

The prices set by the Board will take effect today, October 13, at 14:00 and will remain valid until the Board’s next meeting, when any changes in fuel prices will be reflected.

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