Same oil, more expensive gasoline – MINTI publishes derivative prices

The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation has released the official maximum allowed prices for various fuel derivatives, effective for August 22, 2026. These rates are set to take effect at 10:00 AM and will remain valid for a 24-hour period. According to the ministry’s announcement, the price for gasoline remains stable at 1.79 euros per liter, marking the same rate recorded on the previous Friday.

In contrast, the cost of diesel fuel saw a minor increase, reaching 1.53 euros per liter, which is one cent higher than the 1.52 euros posted the day before. For natural gas, the price point remained unchanged, holding steady at 0.62 euros per liter, mirroring the rate from Friday. These updated pricing structures cover the primary energy inputs for the market.

The Ministry’s release provides consumers and industry stakeholders with the necessary figures for the upcoming day’s operational planning. The consistency in the gasoline rate, coupled with the slight adjustment in diesel pricing, establishes the market benchmarks for the next cycle.

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