Prior to the Entry Into Force of the Fuel Price Brake: Fuel Became More Expensive
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The petrol stations increased their prices on Friday at 12 a.m. – as usual every day. However, they are still below those which were in force on Thursday before the entry into force of the fuel price brake. On average, the prices of diesel and super in Austria fell by 8.1 cents, according to the ÖAMTC.
Diesel costs an average of 2.169 euros per litre on Thursday, Super 1.862 euros.
If diesel cost 2,249 euros on Tuesday, it was 2,252 euros on Wednesday, with super gasoline rising from 1,939 to 1,944 euros.
ÖAAB-Wien-Landesobmann Hannes Taborsky: Despite falling fuel prices, there are clear differences between the Vienna petrol stations – "Compare is worth it!" The fuel price brake shows effect in Vienna: The current data of the E-Control show a significant decrease in the median prices for diesel and Super 95 as of 1 October. At the same time, there are still significant price differences between individual petrol stations. ÖAAB Wien advises [...]…
The new fuel price brake is noticeable at the petrol stations: According to the regulator E-Control, diesel reduced itself from Wednesday to Thursday on average from 2,250 to 2,169 euros per litre.
On Thursday, the regulator E-Control registered an average value for diesel of 2,169 euros per litre, and super gasoline recorded at 1,862 euros. On Wednesday, one litre of diesel had cost 2,250 euros, one litre of Super 1,943 euros, according to data from the authority. On Thursday, [...]
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