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Back|Q8 Italia introduces a price cap on petrol and diesel for 30 days
Q8 Italia introduces a price cap on petrol and diesel for 30 days
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ANSA Economia·1 hour ago·Business·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Q8 Italia introduces a price cap on petrol and diesel for 30 days

The decision follows the invitation of the Italian government. Meanwhile, average fuel prices are falling.

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  • Q8 Italia has announced the application of a price cap on petrol and diesel for a period of 30 days starting from October 1st, accepting the invitation of the Italian government.
  • Meanwhile, average fuel prices are decreasing.

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The Italian government has called on oil companies to apply a cap on fuel prices.

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"Q8 Italia, accepting the invitation of the Italian government, will apply a price cap on petrol and diesel, confirming its commitment to supporting consumers". This can be read in a company note according to which "the price cap will last 30 days starting from October 1st and is aimed at generating tangible benefits for motorists".

"The price ceiling will be applied with a modular approach, consistent with the different realities that make up the Company's distribution system. Q8 Italia will appropriately support managers and partners to guarantee the economic sustainability of the entire supply chain".

Meanwhile, the average fuel prices are already falling this morning, 29 September, after the decision of Eni and Ip to put a limit on the price of self-service: the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy announces that, based on the latest data collected by the Observatory on fuel prices, today the average price of fuel in 'self-service' mode along the national road network is equal to 2.126 euros per liter for petrol (2.152 the price yesterday) and 2.335 euros per liter for diesel (2.369 yesterday). On the motorway network the average self-service price is 2.180 euros per liter for petrol (2.214 yesterday) and 2.383 euros per liter for diesel (it was 2.420 yesterday).

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  • The price cap will remain in effect for 30 days starting October 1st.

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  • Q8 Italia has announced the application of a price cap on petrol and diesel for a period of 30 days starting from October 1st, accepting the invitation of the Italian government.
  • Meanwhile, average fuel prices are decreasing.

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