Fuel prices rise from midnight — petrol up 1.5, diesel up 3.5 denars
The Energy Regulatory Commission (RKE) approved higher maximum prices: Eurosuper BS‑95 at 93 denars/l and diesel at 101.5 denars/l.
From midnight, retail prices for motor fuels in North Macedonia will rise after a decision by the Energy Regulatory Commission (RKE).
Under the new maximum price schedule, Eurosuper BS‑95 will be sold at 93 denars per litre and Eurosuper BS‑98 at 95 denars per litre. Diesel will be priced at 101.5 denars per litre.
Changes for heating oil and mazut
Extra‑light heating oil for households will increase by 2 denars and will be sold at 100.5 denars per litre. The price of mazut rises by 1.850 denars per kilogram and now amounts to 45.576 denars/kg.
The RKE notes that wholesalers and retailers of petroleum products and transport fuels are allowed to set individual prices for specific petroleum products and transport fuels below the maximum prices established by the regulator.
The increases mean petrol prices are higher by 1.5 denars per litre, while diesel has gone up by 3.5 denars per litre; the new prices take effect at 00:00 tonight.
Photo: press material from the event
