Fuel Measures Are Being "Locked in": The Diesel Subsidy Update and What Is Planned for Unleaded
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Countdown to the new interventions in the fuel market — What will be announced on 30 September, what is coming on 14 October and what is the big question about the excise tax
With fuel prices at high levels and international energy markets remaining under pressure, the government is launching a new framework of interventions to limit energy costs. The plan includes subsidies for diesel, discounts from refineries on unleaded and diesel, as well as enhanced support for heating in view of the winter. As Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed in his Sunday post, “the most important immediate government priority in a…
Upon his return today, Monday (28.9.26) to the Maximos Mansion, after his trip to the USA, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis begins a new round of meetings with the ... The article "The fuel measures are being locked in": The diesel subsidy update and what is planned for unleaded was published in NewsIT.
The cabinet meeting expected to take place on September 30 and Mitsotakis' announcements on diesel - The government plan for... in two installments
The week that begins will perhaps be one of the most critical, as the government staff will finalize and announce the measures to address the energy crisis. The Prime Minister will have a series of meetings at the Maximos Mansion in order to be informed about the current situation in the economy and international markets. The equation that […] The Maximos article: Fuel measures on Wednesday appeared first on Eleftheros Typos.
Thousands of drivers are being forced to park their cars and limit their travel to essentials due to the high prices of unleaded and diesel. On Wednesday, the government will announce fuel support measures, but a day earlier, new increases are expected.
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