The price of Eurodizel has reached a new high, with the fuel at Ina gas stations increasing in price by 0.25 kuna for a 2010 high of 8.57 kuna per liter. Prices for other motor fuels remained unchanged in Ina’s latest price shift.
According to the latest price list on Ina’s official web site, as of December 28 and for the following two weeks, Eurodizel BS will sell at 8.57 kuna per liter, up from 8.32 kuna.
The price of the new product – Eurodizel BS Class, which was introduced two weeks ago – also went up 0.25 kuna from 8.37 to 8.62 kuna per liter.
Other motor fuels did not change in price – Eurosuper BS 95 still sells at 8.98 kuna per liter while Eurosuper BS 95 class (a fuel with less than 10mg of sulfur per kilogram of fuel) sells at 9.08 kuna.
Super plus 98 sits still at 9.13 kuna per liter, while Super 95 sells at 8.93 kuna. Regular diesel costs 8.11 kuna per liter while extra light furnace oil retails at 5.44 kuna and subsidized diesel sells at 4.99 kuna per liter.
Motor fuel prices in Croatia are changed every 15 days based on the ordinance for fuel prices with maximal weekly shifts of 3%. Corrections depend on crude prices on the Mediterranean market and the dollar exchange.
