Petrol, prices out of control in Sardinia: 2.1 euros in self-service in the Nuoro area, served prices are close to 2.3 euros
The average reached 2,006, here is the map of the most expensive distributors
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The price of petrol continues to rise in Sardinia. Yesterday it reached the psychological threshold of 2 euros per litre, today it has exceeded it reaching 2.006 according to the daily survey released by the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy.
But several distributors, reports Adiconsum Sardegna, sell the green one in self-service mode at prices close to 2.1 euros per litre, while served prices go as high as 2.3 euros .
«As regards self-service, the prices updated to date see the peak of 2,099 euros per liter for petrol in the province of Nuoro, and precisely at the distributors located in Urzulei, Ovodda, Bari Sardo, Loceri – explains the president Giorgio Vargiu –. In Olbia the highest price reaches 2,095 euros , 2,079 euros per liter in Budoni, Villasalto and Silius ”.
For the served, however, the prices at the pump are close to 2.3 euros per liter: in Loiri Porto San Paolo Selargius and Olbia a liter of petrol is sold today for 2.299 euros .
In Italy
If on the motorway the price in self mode has risen to 2.051 euros, that of diesel is at 1.987.
Off the motorways , Bolzano is confirmed as the most expensive area, with petrol at 2.015 euros per liter and diesel at 1.947.
Liguria follows with 2,013, Basilicata 2,009, Sardinia and Calabria 2,006, Valle d'Aosta 2,005 .
Comments
«Price lists are out of control, increasing day by day – underlines the vice-president of Assoutenti Gabriele Melluso -. The sharp rise in oil prices is associated with a shortage of supplies which could create further market distortions. For this reason we loudly reiterate the need for immediate intervention by the Government , which can no longer procrastinate and must work on taxation, immediately reducing the excise duties on petrol and diesel by exploiting the extra VAT revenue on fuels".
Giorgio Vargiu of Adiconsum Sardegna speaks of an "unsustainable" situation which will have "a domino effect with consequences also on the price lists of products transported by road".
«The hypothesis of a petrol bonus for less well-off families being studied by the Government is the usual spot measure that does not solve the problem, a palliative which, as past experience teaches, will not bring benefits to the community. This is why we invite the Government to address the issue of taxation", concludes Vargiu.
(Unioneonline/L)
