Transparency Board changes fuel prices

Transparency Board has set new maximum wholesale and retail fuel prices under measures addressing the special situation in the hydrocarbon market.

Retail diesel prices must not exceed ALL 208 per litre, while wholesale prices must remain at or below ALL 196. For petrol, the maximum stands at ALL 167 per litre at retail and ALL 155 at wholesale.

The new prices take effect today, 10 November, at 13:45. They will remain in force until the Board’s next meeting, when it will review sales prices.

The Board has reminded all wholesale and retail fuel operators that they must comply with the decision. Authorities will suspend the activities of operators found violating the rules.

The Ministry of Economy and Innovation, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy have committed to protecting Albanian consumers and maintaining fair competition in the market.

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