Fuel prices at stations even higher. Here are the average rates


“At the beginning of July, drivers still feel the effects of Middle Eastern turmoil, because fuels, except for autogas, yet concentrated“-report e-petrol.pl experts. They emphasize that fortunately The price increase is not as severe as last weekand in connection with the holiday season, large networks announced promotions for refueling.
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The largest – five -skewer – the change in the average of the nationwide price of diesel oil, which was PLN 6.05 per liter on Wednesday. It also costs a liter of PB95 gasoline – 5.95 PLN more than at the end of June. However, the LPG, whose price fell by a penny to PLN 2.78.
Fuel prices at stations. Where's the cheapest, and where is the most?
“Currently 95-octane gasoline is the cheapest in the Pomeranian and Silesian Voivodshipswhere its liter is offered at stations of PLN 5.83. There is also the cheapest diesel in Pomerania with a pricea in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship Autogaz -In this part of Poland, its liter costs on average PLN 2.67, “says e-petrol.pl.
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He adds that The most expensive is in Mazoviawhere for a liter PB95 and he pays on average 6.13 and 6.21 PLN (the same price of gasoline also applies in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship). LPG costs the most in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship – PLN 2.98.
Fuel prices. What do they depend on?
Fuel prices at stations depend primarily on oil prices on world marketswhich are shaped under the influence of supply, demand, geopolitical situation and decisions of OPEC countries. An important factor is also dollar coursebecause oil is listed in this currency – the weakening of the zloty towards the dollar usually raises fuel prices in Poland.
Additionally, the final price is affected by taxes and feessuch as excise duty, VAT and fuel fee. They are also important Logistics costs, seller's margin and the price policy of individual fuel concerns.




