Fuel Prices in Greece: Subsidy Increase and Pump Updates
The diesel subsidy increases to 15 cents per liter while overall pump prices show a slight decrease ahead of mid-October reviews.
- The government diesel subsidy increases from 10 to 15 cents per liter.
- Total relief reaches 20 cents per liter when combined with refinery discounts.
- New measures remain in effect until October 14 with bi-weekly reviews.
If you are renting a car during your trip to Greece, keep an eye on these fuel price adjustments and subsidy updates. Plan your travel budget accordingly, especially for long-distance road trips across the country, and check local station prices before filling up.
Fuel Subsidy and Pump Updates in Greece
Fuel prices in Greece remain at elevated levels, adding significant transport costs for drivers and professionals. The state diesel subsidy has been increased from 10 to 15 cents per liter, and combined with refinery discounts, the total relief reaches 20 cents per liter. The subsidy for unleaded gasoline remains at 10 cents per liter.
At the same time, prices at the pumps showed a slight downward adjustment, with gasoline decreasing by 2.2 cents per liter and diesel by 2.4 cents per liter.
Validity and Future Reviews
The new measures are expected to appear at service stations starting Friday and will remain valid until October 14. Authorities noted that the situation will be reviewed every two weeks, depending on the course of international energy prices.
Yavanet will keep updating from official sources.
