The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation (MINT) has released the official schedule detailing the maximum permissible prices for various oil derivatives for August 25, 2026. This announcement establishes the ceiling rates for several key fuels, which will take effect starting at 10:00 AM on the specified date. According to the Ministry’s directive, the established maximum rate for diesel fuel is set at 1.79 euros per liter.
Similarly, the upper limit for gasoline is set at 1.53 euros per liter. Furthermore, the authorized maximum price for LPG gas is set at 0.62 euros per liter. These published figures represent the regulatory caps for consumer purchases of these essential energy products.
The issuance of these maximum prices is part of MINT’s ongoing effort to stabilize and regulate the domestic fuel market, providing clarity to distributors and consumers alike regarding expected costs. The published schedule serves as a crucial reference point for businesses operating within the energy sector, ensuring that all transactions involving these specified derivatives adhere to the government-mandated pricing structure for that day. Consumers are advised to note these new maximums as they impact daily transportation and operational costs across various industries.
The Ministry confirmed that these rates reflect current market assessments and are subject to review based on fluctuating global commodity prices and domestic supply chain conditions. The official documentation provides detailed guidelines for adherence to these new pricing parameters for the specified date.
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