The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation (MINT) has officially published the mandated maximum prices for various oil derivatives for August 29, 2026. This decision from MINT establishes the upper limits for consumer fuel costs, which will take effect starting at 10:00 AM. According to the directives issued by the Ministry, the maximum allowed rate for diesel fuel has been set at 1.71 euros per liter.
For gasoline, the established maximum price point is 1.53 euros per liter. Additionally, the maximum permitted price for gas is set at 0.63 euros per liter. These published rates represent the official ceiling for transactions involving these specific fuel types on the designated date.
The Ministry’s announcement provides clarity regarding the operational prices that retailers must adhere to. The implementation of these new maximum thresholds across the sector is effective from the morning of August 29, 2026, following the Ministry’s formal decree.
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