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Greece announces €100 million emergency support for fuel and heating costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Greece plans to implement an emergency support package valued at approximately €100 million to lower heating oil and diesel prices. Measures include continuing the diesel subsidy starting in October and introducing a subsidy at the pump alongside a profit margin cap for fuel distributors. Heating oil sales are scheduled to begin in mid-October, with the government aiming to keep retail prices below €1.75 per litre.

From naftemporiki.gr

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The measures aim to mitigate high energy costs for consumers, particularly in mountainous and northern Greece, by increasing heating allowances. The package involves state funding and contributions from refineries to stabilize fuel prices.

Greece and the European Council recently discussed budget priorities and a drone incident ahead of a summit in Brussels.

From naftemporiki.gr

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  • GreeceThe government implementing the emergency support measures and subsidies.

Who could feel it

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    Households might see reduced heating and fuel costs due to increased subsidies and price caps.

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