Regulatory Commission sets new fuel prices from midnight — petrol cheaper, diesel up
Regulatory Commission (RKE) set new retail prices — petrol down by 2,5 den/l, diesel up by 2 den/l, effective from midnight.
The Energy, Water and Waste Management Regulatory Commission (RKE) has approved new retail fuel prices that take effect from midnight, with petrol becoming cheaper and diesel more expensive.
Key changes in prices
The commission decided that petrol prices will fall by 2,5 denars per litre, while the price of diesel will rise by 2 denars per litre.
Under the new tariff, Eurosuper BS-95 will be sold at 96 denars per litre and Eurosuper BS-98 at 98 denars per litre. Diesel will be priced at 99 denars per litre.
Extra-light household heating oil increases by 2 denars per litre and will be sold at 110,50 denars. The price of mazut rises by 1,837 denars per kilogram to 53,579 denars.
The RKE noted that, on average, retail prices of petroleum products rise by 0.49 percent compared with the prices set in its previous decision from 13 October 2026.
Photo: press material from the event
