Oil derivatives at INA’s gas stations are now more expensive by 10 lipas per liter for super 95 and up to 18 lipas per liter for diesel. According to the price list published on INA’s website, motor gasoline prices have increased by an average of 11 lipas per liter, so eurosuper 95 will be sold for 8.37 kuna per liter in the next two weeks (previously 8.26 kuna).
The retail prices of INA’s Euro V quality fuel, eurosuper BS 95, and super plus 98 have also increased by 11 lipas per liter, and these motor gasolines are now sold for 8.45 kuna per liter (previously 8.34 kuna). The new price of super 95 is 8.25 kuna per liter, which is 10 lipas more than the previous 8.15 kuna. Diesel fuels have increased slightly more, by an average of 15 lipas per liter, so the price of Euro V quality diesel fuel, eurodiesel BS at INA’s gas stations, is again above eight kuna per liter, amounting to 8.05 kuna (previously 7.90 kuna). From today, INA sells eurodiesel at a price of 7.97 kuna per liter (previously 7.82 kuna), and the highest increase, by 18 lipas per liter, has been recorded for regular diesel, with a new price of 7.83 kuna per liter (previously 7.65 kuna).
Blue diesel is sold from today, June 15, until June 29, at a price of 4.77 kuna per liter, which is 13 lipas more than the previous 4.64 kuna, and the new price of extra light heating oil is 5.23 kuna, or 15 lipas more than the previous 5.08 kuna. Prices of oil derivatives are adjusted every 15 days based on the Regulation on Determining Prices of Oil Derivatives, with a maximum allowed weekly increase or decrease of 3 percent. The correction of oil derivative prices primarily depends on the movement of derivative prices in the Mediterranean market and the exchange rate of the dollar. (H)
