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Croatia's Government Announces Six-Cent Fuel Price Hikes for Gasoline and Diesel

On September 14, 2026, the Government of the Republic of Croatia adopted regulations extending fuel price controls, resulting in a six-cent-per-liter increase for both gasoline and diesel. The new highest retail prices are set at 1.73 euros per liter for gasoline and 1.85 euros per liter for diesel. The decision follows unchanged premium and cost levels from the previous seven-day period.

The Government of the Republic of Croatia held a session on September 14, 2026, during which it adopted regulations to continue regulating fuel prices. According to the Regulation on the determination of the highest retail prices for oil, gasoline prices will rise by six cents per liter, reaching a highest retail price of 1.73 euros per liter. Diesel prices will also increase by six cents per liter, reaching a highest retail price of 1.85 euros per liter. The government stated that premium and cost levels remained unchanged compared to the previous seven-day period.

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IndependentJutarnji listSep 14, 01:12 PM
These are the new fuel prices

Today, a session of the Government of the Republic of Croatia was held, during which regulations were adopted by which the Government continues to regulate fuel prices. In relation to the previous seven-day period, the levels of premiums and costs have remained at the unchanged level. According to the Regulation on the determination of the highest retail prices for oil...

IndependentVečernji listSep 14, 01:06 PM
From today, fuels are again getting more expensive: The government has announced new prices

Gasoline will increase by six cents per liter, making the highest retail price amount to 1.73 euros per liter. Diesel is also increasing by six cents, and will cost 1.85 euros per liter.