Transparency Board Announces New Fuel Prices: Diesel at 213 Lek/Litre and Petrol at 193 Lek/Litre

The Transparency Board announced on Tuesday the new fuel prices in the country, approved at its meeting on September 22, 2026.

According to the decision, the retail price of diesel has been set at no more than 213 lek per litre, while the wholesale price has been set at no more than 201 lek per litre.

Likewise, the retail price of petrol has been set at no more than 193 lek per litre, while the wholesale price has been set at no more than 181 lek per litre.

The prices set by the Board will take effect today, September 22, at 12:00 and will remain in force until the Board’s next meeting, when any changes in selling prices will be reflected.

The Board has called on all wholesale and retail fuel operators to comply with the decision.

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