Local reports indicate that fuel prices are expected to increase slightly next week, with gasoline and diesel rising by a few cents per liter as part of weekly price adjustments now implemented by authorities, effective from April 8, 2026 due to a public holiday delay.
Slovenia: New Regulated Fuel Prices on April 8 – Diesel and Gasoline Set to Rise
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Local tabloids report that the price of fuel at stations outside the highway network will be approximately 1.65 euros per liter. Heating oil is anticipated to see a price hike comparable to that of diesel, which is predicted to cost around 5 cents more next week than it does currently. They calculated that this would rise to slightly more than 1.50 euros a liter. The current regulated rates for motor fuels, which are 1.616 euros per liter for gasoline, 1.807 euros per liter for diesel, and 1.456 euros per liter for heating oil, served as the basis for the evaluation.
They remind us that regulated prices are now modified every Tuesday instead of every other Tuesday after the government resorted to weekly price adjustments at the end of March. This time, the new pricing will take effect on 08.04.2026 because 06.04.2026 is a public holiday.
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