In the past 3 months, the price of oil has gone up by at least €0.12 euros or 15 Albanian Lek. This was announced by Euronews Albania journalist, Loneta Progni from a simple observation of fuel bills over the past 3 months.
The first bill, from August 2021, shows a liter of oil sold for 170 ALL or €1.60 euros.
The second bill dating September 4, attests to an insignificant change of about 1 ALL less.
The price of oil suffered a considerable rise since PM Rama’s forewarning of an oncoming energy crisis.
“The overwhelming surge in the global price of gas and carbon and the trends of the rising price of oil, accompanied by a general rise of prices for products of daily consumption, stands before us as the silhouette of an enemy army, heading towards us in the middle of a difficult winter season,” – said Rama.
On October 12, we notice that the price for a liter of petrol went up by 5 ALL. In the days following, the price went up to 176 ALL per liter or €1.66 euros.
October’s fuel bill shows another rise by 7 ALL, bringing November 4’th bill to 185 ALL or €1.74 euros per liter.
In addition, there are gas stations in the country that sell a liter of ‘good quality’ oil for 195 ALL or €1.84 euros per liter.
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