RKE: Petrol and diesel remain unchanged, mazut becomes more expensive
EuroSuper BS‑95 at 98.50 den/l, BS‑98 at 100.50 den/l, diesel 97 den/l; mazut up by 2.145 den/kg to 51.742 den/kg.
The Regulatory Commission for Energy (RKE) decided today that retail prices for petrol and diesel will remain unchanged from midnight, while heavy fuel oil (mazut) will become more expensive.
Under the new price schedule, EuroSuper BS‑95 will stay at 98.50 denars per litre and EuroSuper BS‑98 at 100.50 denars per litre. Diesel will remain for another week at 97 denars per litre.
Heating oil unchanged; mazut rises
Extra light heating oil for households will be sold at 108.50 denars per litre, unchanged from the current level. The price of mazut increases by 2.145 denars per kilogram and will be set at 51.742 denars per kilogram.
RKE’s move follows last week’s decision in which fuel prices were lowered — petrol fell by 1.5 denars per litre and diesel by 3 denars per litre. Heating oil and mazut were also reduced in that adjustment.
The commission’s decision takes effect from midnight and keeps the key pump prices stable for drivers while adjusting the wholesale cost of heavy fuel oil.
Photo: press material from the event
