The Government of the Republic of Croatia held a meeting today at which it adopted regulations continuing to regulate fuel prices. The new provisions set premiums and excise duties for certain petroleum derivatives, with the regulation valid for seven days.
Compared with the previous seven-day period, the premium for petrol has increased by 0.01 EUR/l, while premiums for diesel and blue diesel have increased by 0.02 EUR/l. At the same time, excise duties on petrol and diesel have also increased by 0.02 EUR/l.
Under the Regulation on the Determination of Maximum Retail Prices for Petroleum Derivatives, maximum retail prices are calculated using a formula based on the base price of fossil fuel in the previous seven-day period. The capped premium is 0.1535 EUR/l for petrol, 0.1245 EUR/l for diesel, and 0.0536 EUR/l for blue diesel. For the propane-butane mixture, the capped premium is 0.9037 EUR/kg for cylinders and 0.4416 EUR/kg for large tanks.
The regulation comes into force on 10 November 2026, and this regime will last for seven days. The new retail prices will therefore be 1.61 EUR/l for petrol, a decrease of 0.08 EUR/l, and 1.85 EUR/l for diesel, a decrease of 0.04 EUR/l.
Blue diesel will become cheaper at 1.38 EUR/l, a decrease of 0.07 EUR/l. The price of LPG for tanks will be 1.81 EUR/kg, a decrease of 0.06 EUR/kg, while LPG for cylinders will be 2.39 EUR/kg, also a decrease of 0.06 EUR/kg.
