There is no good news for Italian drivers. The increase in international prices of refined products turned into a new increase in fuel prices in the Italian grid. Natural gas drops to 1.83 euro/kg, but the same cannot be said for petrol and diesel: According to the usual survey by ‘Staffetta Quotidiana’, the Q8 has increased the proposed petrol and diesel prices by one cent per liter. For Tamoil, we recorded an increase of 2 cents/liter in gasoline.
Gasoline and diesel: updated prices
These are averages of applied prices recorded at approximately 18,000 sites at 8 am yesterday morning, forwarded by operators to the Ministry of Economic Development’s Price Observatory and detailed by Staffetta: 1,856 euro/liter self-service petrol (unchanged), companies 1,858, white pumps 1,852 ), diesel 1,815 euro/liter (-1 thousandth, companies 1,819, white pumps 1,807). Gasoline 1,996 euro/liter (-1, companies 2,040, white pumps 1,912), diesel 1,958 euro/liter (-2, companies 2,004, white pumps 1,868). LPG 0.805 euro/liter (-2, companies 0.809, white pumps 0.800), methane 1,830 euro/kg (-31, companies 1,833, white pumps 1,828), LNG 1,667 euro/kg (-68, companies 1,711 euro) /kg, white pumps 1,633 euro/kg).
Prices on motorways are: self-service petrol 1,936 euro/liter (2,196 services), self-service diesel 1,899 euro/liter (2,166 services), LPG 0,894 euro/liter, methane 1,844 euro/kg, LNG 1,596 euro/kg.
Source: Today IT
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