The Polish government is limiting fuel prices as part of a new package, with a decision on including LPG pending market conditions, announced Minister Miłosz Motyka.
Government Limits Fuel Prices, Considers LPG
The Polish government has decided to limit prices on the most expensive fuels as part of the “Lower Fuel Prices” (CPN) package, but is not ruling out further actions depending on market dynamics, according to Minister Miłosz Motyka.
“We have decided to limit the prices of these fuels that are the most expensive within the CPN package, but we do not exclude further actions, however, this will depend on the dynamic situation on the market,” Motyka stated during a press briefing.
Industry Calls for LPG Inclusion
Three LPG industry organizations yesterday urged the government to include autogas in the CPN package.
Dialogue with LPG Sector Promised
Minister Motyka also stated that the ministry will initiate dialogue with the LPG industry regarding this matter.
No Fuel Consumption Restrictions Planned
The Ministry of Energy does not foresee any measures to limit fuel consumption. “We do not foresee restrictions because we do not see a risk of supply disruptions, nor do we see excessive ‘fuel tourism’ at the moment,” the minister added.
Mandatory Fuel Reserves Remain Untapped
For the same reason, the government does not currently plan to release mandatory fuel reserves.
