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Back|Petrol under two euros, Urso: price cap applied by 50% of the network
Petrol under two euros, Urso: price cap applied by 50% of the network
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ANSA Economia·52 minutes ago·Business·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Petrol under two euros, Urso: price cap applied by 50% of the network

The Minister of Business and Made in Italy in Ancona: «We are the only country in Europe to achieve such a challenging goal in such a short time»

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  • Almost 10,000 refueling stations, equal to 50% of the Italian network, have applied the price cap by selling petrol and diesel below two euros.
  • Minister Adolfo Urso declared this, praising the timeliness of the companies.

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The Italian government has promoted measures to control fuel prices through the adoption of a price cap.

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"In just a few days, almost 10,000 refueling stations have applied the price cap, selling petrol for under two euros and the same also applies to the discounts for diesel. It means 50% of the network. If compared with what happens in the rest of Europe it is extraordinary". This was said by the Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, on the sidelines of a Confindustria event in Ancona.

"We are the only country in Europe to achieve such a challenging objective in such a short time. - added the minister - I thank the international companies, first of all Eni who paved the way and then the others who followed promptly and responsibly, demonstrating that they take charge of the problems of our country and demonstrating that they love Italy and also demonstrating how much credibility this government has with international partners".

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  • ?What will be the long-term effects on company margins?
  • ?Will the measure be extended to 100% of the network?

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  • Almost 10,000 refueling stations, equal to 50% of the Italian network, have applied the price cap by selling petrol and diesel below two euros.
  • Minister Adolfo Urso declared this, praising the timeliness of the companies.

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