The cost of various fuels in Macedonia has undergone recent adjustments, following decisions issued by the Regulatory Commission for Energy, Water Services and Management of Municipal Waste. According to the commission’s ruling, the price for eurosuper B-95 gasoline has been set at 90 dinars per liter, while eurosuper B-98 will be sold for 92 dinars per liter. Diesel fuel is also subject to a revised price, set at 94 dinars per liter.
The adjustments extended to other fuel types. The commission also addressed the low-priced price of Extra Light Oil for Domestic Use (EL-1), which is now set at 93 dinars per liter, up from a previous figure of 7 dinars. Furthermore, the low-priced price for M-1 N-S fuel has been adjusted to 45.373 dinars per kilogram, down from 3.205 dinars per kilogram.
These new figures establish the current market price structure. The dinars reflect the rates established from the previous day and remain in effect until a subsequent decision from the Government mandates further reduction of the excise duty for liters of petrol and diesel. The implementation of these revised price points ensures adherence to the latest regulatory guidelines concerning fuel distribution.
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