A Week of Fuel Price Hikes. Gasoline and Diesel Prices Have Gone up by This Much.
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Monday, August 31st, was the last day of the Lower Fuel Prices (CPN) program, introduced during the final weeks of the school holidays, from August 17th to 31st. As part of the program, the VAT rate on certain fuels, particularly gasoline and diesel, was reduced from 23% to 8%. At the same time, maximum prices announced by the Minister of Energy remained in effect. Selling above the maximum price was punishable by a fine of up to PLN 1 million. …
Fuel prices have skyrocketed following the return of the 23% VAT. 95-octane petrol now costs an average of PLN 7.63 per liter, while diesel costs PLN 8.39. Both fuels have seen significant price increases over the past week, and e-petrol.pl analysts are warning of high refueling costs.
The latest market report confirms what drivers have long feared – fuel prices at Polish gas stations have risen dramatically. Following the end of summer discounts and the expiration of the CPN (Covered Petrol and Diesel) program, prices per liter of gasoline and diesel have skyrocketed. Published data shows a clear shift at fuel stations across Poland. In Warsaw, motorists are feeling the price increases particularly acutely during the post-hol…
After the CPN 2.0 program expired, fuel prices skyrocketed. A liter of the popular 95-octane gasoline now costs 7.63 złoty.
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Following the end of the government's Lower Fuel Prices program, the 23% VAT rate returned to gas stations. Drivers immediately felt the change: the average price of 95-octane petrol rose to PLN 7.63 per liter within a week, and of diesel to PLN 8.39. The government admits that, due to tight budgets, it is currently unable to continue the program.
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