The Government of the Republic of Croatia on Monday held a telephone session and adopted a Regulation on the maximum retail prices of petroleum products, so from Tuesday, for the next two weeks, a liter of regular gasoline will cost 1.47 euros, which is an increase of one cent compared to the previous price, while a liter of regular diesel will cost 1.40 euros, or two cents more.
The price of a liter of blue diesel will be 0.79 euros from Tuesday, also an increase of one cent, while a kilogram of LPG for tanks will be 1.32 euros, which is an increase of two cents. LPG for bottles will cost 1.86 euros per kilogram, which is also an increase of two cents, the Government reported.
If there were no government measures and retail prices were fully freely formed at the level of energy entities’ premiums before the first Regulation, they would amount to 1.49 euros for a liter of regular gasoline and 1.50 euros for diesel fuel. Blue diesel would be 0.88 euros per liter, and LPG for tanks would be 1.52 euros per kilogram. Finally, the price of a kilogram of LPG for bottles would be 2.15 euros.
