Analysts of the e-petrol.pl website emphasize that last week's increases were only an introduction to what is happening now. Diesel oil prices are rising very quickly, reaching levels not seen in three years.
Over the last week, the average price of a liter of diesel in Poland increased by PLN 1.19 – from PLN 6.40 to PLN 7.59. E10 petrol also increased in price, although to a lesser extent: by PLN 0.49, reaching an average price of PLN 6.48 per liter. An increase was also recorded in the case of autogas, which increased in price by PLN 0.24 and currently costs PLN 3.09 per liter.
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The highest fuel prices were recorded in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship. The average price of a liter of petrol there is PLN 6.61, and autogas – PLN 3.16. In turn, in the Lubuskie Voivodeship, a liter of diesel fuel costs on average as much as PLN 7.64, which makes it the most expensive region for diesel users.
The situation is slightly better in the Silesian Voivodeship, where prices are the lowest in the country. Petrol costs there on average PLN 6.39 per liter, and autogas PLN 3.06. The cheapest way to refuel diesel is in the Opole region, where its price is PLN 7.46 per liter. Similarly favorable autogas prices, amounting to PLN 3.06 per liter, are also available in Upper Silesia, Warmia and Mazury and Greater Poland.
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Experts indicate that such rapid increases in fuel prices are the result of the tense situation in the Middle East, which affects global oil prices. In the face of these changes, drivers in Poland must prepare for further increases.
