economy
March 26, 2026
FUEL PRICES ARE GOING WILD IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD Shortages at some pumps, while Serbia has larger reserves than most European countries
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TL;DR
- Gasoline, diesel, and heating oil have become significantly more expensive in Slovenia.
- Slovenia has implemented a cap of 50 liters for individuals and 200 liters for legal entities for fuel purchases.
- Croatia has also experienced fuel price increases, with some stations running out of diesel.
- The Croatian government has intervened, setting new prices for Eurodiesel, Eurosuper, and blue diesel.
- Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Serbia has sufficient fuel reserves, enough for 91-92 days, exceeding 75% of EU countries.
- Serbia will further reduce excise taxes on oil derivatives by 40%, resulting in a cumulative reduction of about 61%.
- The Serbian government is foregoing significant state revenue from excise taxes to maintain controlled fuel prices.
- 40,000 tons of oil will be released from Serbian state reserves.