Regular gasoline decreased by 1.16, and diesel by 1.89 kuna per liter

Regular gasoline "eurosuper 95" has been sold at most gas stations in Croatia for 11,84  kuna since Tuesday, which is 1,16 kuna cheaper than yesterday, while the basic "eurodiesel" is cheaper by 1,89 kuna, and premium fuels are significantly cheaper than last week. 

The basic "eurosuper 95", let us remind you, cost 13 kuna last week, until Tuesday at midnight, while the basic diesel was 13,91 kuna, and premium diesel fuels exceeded 15 kuna per liter.

According to data from the cheaper fuel search engine of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development and the portal cijenegoriva.info, the price of basic eurosuper 95 at the gas stations of Ina, Petrol, Crodux, Lukoil, and some other distributors is now 11,84 kuna, which is a significant decrease. 

The decrease is even greater for basic eurodiesel, which at most stations now costs 12,02 kuna per liter, down from 13,91 kuna kuna.

A tank of gasoline is cheaper  by 58 kuna, and  diesel by 94,5 kuna.

From this Tuesday, premium fuels are also cheaper.

The cheaper fuel search engine of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development showed that from Tuesday, Ina sells its gasoline "hundred" for 13,02 kuna, down from 14,06 kuna. On the other hand,  "eurodiesel class plus" is now 13,32 kuna, down from 15,03 kuna. Eurosuper 95 class plus is sold for 12,73 kuna today, down from 13,67 kuna.

At Lukoil, eurosuper 95 ecto is sold for 12,73 kuna, down from 13,67 kuna. 

Crodux charges 13,07 kuna for a liter of eurosuper 100, down from 14,11 kuna,  while  Q Max eurosuper 100 at Petrol stations costs 13,17 kuna (also down from 14,11 kuna).  

The "hundred" at Tifon costs 13,21 kuna, down from 13,93 kuna.

From today, Ina’s eurodiesel class plus, as well as Lukoil’s eurodiesel ecto, are sold at a price of 13,32 kuna, down from 15,03 kuna yesterday.

At Tifon, premium eurodiesel costs 13,93 kuna (down from 14,96 kuna per liter, thus also a significant decrease),  while Crodux sells its eurodiesel maxpower and Petrol its Q Max eurodiesel at a price of  13,37 kuna, down from as much as 15,08 kuna per liter.  

The government, let us remind you, reacted to the expected explosion in fuel prices two weeks ago  with two regulations, which fixed the margin for oil derivative traders on basic eurosuper and eurodiesel as well as on blue diesel, and temporarily reduced excise duties on diesel and gasoline. 

Thus, by the regulation on determining the maximum retail prices of oil derivatives, the total margin for diesel and gasoline was fixed at 75 lipa per liter, and for blue diesel at 50 lipa per liter. 

By amending the Excise Duty Regulation, the state has reduced excise duties on diesel and gasoline for a period of 90 days, by 40 lipa per liter of unleaded motor gasoline and 20 lipa per liter of diesel fuel. 

Based on these measures, the government estimated that the increase in the price of basic eurosuper and eurodiesel would be kept in the range of 80 lipa to 1,20 kuna per liter, while without these measures, the real market increase would amount to around two kuna.