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Croatia, Government has extended the retail fuel price caps for another two weeks

The Croatian Government said that it has extended the retail fuel price caps for another two weeks. The statement from the Government said that it...

Romania, Government will cover 0.1 euros per liter of the retail fuel price along with fuel companies

The Romanian Government decided that it will, along with fuel companies, cover 0.1 euros per liter of the retail fuel price in the next...

Croatia, Fuel prices outside motorways capped for two weeks

The Croatian Government decided to cap fuel prices at petrol stations that are not located on the country’s motorways for a period of two...

Slovenia, Fuel price caps incurred over 100 million euros in losses for fuel retailers

Slovenian fuel retailers, led by Petrol, are trying to revoke the Government’s fuel price regulation system, which, according to their calculations, already caused them...

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