The government determined new fuel prices at a telephone session on Monday, and from tomorrow the price of regular gasoline at all retail outlets in Croatia will be 10.57, and diesel 12.88 kuna per liter.
The price of blue diesel is fixed at 8.49 kuna per liter.
Gasoline is decreasing by five lipa per liter compared to the current price, and diesel by one lipa.
The government also established the maximum retail price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) – a mixture of propane and butane for large tanks and for bottles, which is 9.69 kuna per kilogram of LPG for tanks (a decrease of 1.63 kuna per kilogram) and 13.94 kuna per kilogram of LPG for bottles (a decrease of 2.12 kuna per kilogram).
If there were no government measures and retail prices were fully freely formed at the level of energy entities’ premiums, gasoline would cost 12.50 kuna per liter according to the government’s calculation, diesel 14.84 kuna and blue diesel 10.14 kuna per liter. LPG for tanks would, they say in the government, in that case cost 11.54 kuna, and LPG for bottles 16.45 kuna per kilogram.
