Overview
- UFIP indicates petrol and diesel at the pump will increase by about 4 to 6 centimes per litre starting today.
- The CEE component embedded in fuel climbs from roughly 11 to nearly 16 centimes per litre, adding about €7.50 to a 50‑litre fill‑up.
- The obligation funds energy‑efficiency programs such as social electric leasing and building renovation, with the envelope rising from €6 billion to €8 billion.
- Distributors are expected to pass part of the higher charge to consumers given net retail margins near 1 to 2 centimes per litre in a highly competitive market.
- Gas bills are forecast to rise by around 3.5% on average in 2026, while ample global supply could temper oil prices over the year.