Increasing intervention on the fuel network. As can be read in the elaboration of Quotidiano Energia of the data communicated by the operators to the Mimit Observatory updated at 8 am on yesterday 14 February, “after the increases in the previous sessions, today Eni has recorded an increase in the recommended prices of the two fuels (+1 cent)”. “While waiting to incorporate this movement, the monitoring of prices charged at the pump shows national averages still slightly decreasing for diesel and stable for petrol. In detail, the average price charged for self-service petrol is stationary at 1.862 euro/litre, with the various brands between 1.854 and 1.869 Euros/litre (no logo 1.862). The average price of self-service diesel is 1.849 Euros/litre (against 1.852), with companies between 1.845 and 1.854 Euros/litre (no logo 1.848)”. On petrol served, the average price charged is 2.005 euro/litre (2.006 the previous value) with colored systems with prices between 1.950 and 2.070 euro/litre (no logo 1.915). The average of diesel served is 1.995 euro/litre (against 1.999), with the companies’ points of sale with average prices between 1.932 and 2.053 euro/litre (no logo 1.901). The prices charged for LPG are between 0.797 and 0.829 euro/litre (no logo 0.806). Finally, the average price of methane is positioned between 1.877 and 2.144 (no logo 2.003).
Source: Ansa
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