Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe reacted to the increase in fuel prices, accusing traders of deliberately raising them before the weekend when travel is higher, and called for the Transparency Board to be reinstated.

Albania's Transparency Board has published new fuel prices, setting the maximum price for diesel at 190 ALL per liter and gasoline at 173 ALL per liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has convened and decided on new retail and wholesale price limits for petroleum by-products in the country, including a maximum price for diesel.

Albania's Transparency Board announced new retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline on May 27, 2026, setting limits for both fuel types.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new fuel prices, with diesel set to sell at 202 lek per liter and gasoline at 176 lek per liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced a decision to increase fuel prices, with diesel rising by 4 lek and gasoline by 3 lek per liter, effective May 9, 2026.

Albania's Transparency Board announced new retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline, setting the retail price for diesel at no more than 206 lekë/liter and wholesale at no more than 194 lekë/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new fuel prices, with diesel increasing to 206 lekë/liter and gasoline to be sold at no more than 181 lekë/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new retail prices for fuel, with diesel set at no more than 210 lekë/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has once again changed fuel prices, setting the retail price for diesel at no more than 209 lek per liter.

The Albanian Transparency Board has announced a decision to reduce the retail price of diesel fuel following its latest meeting.

Lisandër Hoxha of Albania's Democratic Party has reacted strongly to the recent increase in fuel prices, denouncing the transparency board and calling the situation an open abuse against citizens, especially as previous stocks are being sold.

Albania's Transparency Board for fuel prices is holding its first meeting today since its establishment, with a decision expected to be announced.

Following a Council of Ministers meeting, Albania's Minister Delina Ibrahimaj announced the closure of the Transparency Board, citing falling oil prices as the reason, amidst public discontent against Prime Minister Rama.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new fuel prices, setting the maximum price for gasoline at 170 lek/liter and diesel at 183 lek/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced updated fuel prices, setting the retail price for diesel (SSH EN 590 standard) at no more than 195 lek/liter and the wholesale price accordingly.

Albanian oil companies have warned the government they will sue for compensation, alleging incorrect and below-cost calculation of oil prices by the Transparency Board for Hydrocarbons.

Albania's Transparency Board, in its meeting on May 23, 2026, announced new retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline. The retail price for diesel will not exceed 195 lek/liter, and the wholesale price will not exceed 183 lek/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board announced new retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline, effective May 16, 2026.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new fuel prices, with diesel decreasing to 193 lek/liter and gasoline to 179 lek/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board announced an increase in fuel prices, setting the retail price for diesel at no more than 208 lek/liter and wholesale at 196 lek/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board announced new retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline on April 22, with diesel set at no more than 202 lek/liter and wholesale at 190 lek/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board has published new wholesale and retail fuel prices, with oil increasing again to 217 lek per liter, while gasoline will sell for 176 lek/liter.

New ceiling prices for petroleum products have come into effect in Albania, approved by the Transparency Board, reflecting a recent 20% reduction in excise duty.

Albania's Transparency Board has set new ceiling prices for fuel, with diesel at 203 lek/liter and gasoline at 175 lek/liter, prompting Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe to express suspicion about the net 'tax-free' price of oil.

Albania's Transparency Board has released the new prices for oil and gasoline, indicating how much consumers will pay for fuel starting Wednesday. This announcement aims to provide clarity on current market rates.

Albania's Transparency Board has approved new ceiling prices for fuel, leading to a reduction in the cost of diesel and gasoline effective June 10.

Fuel prices have increased in both Albania and Montenegro, with the Transparency Board in Albania publishing new prices for oil and gasoline. In Montenegro, Eurosuper 98 is now more expensive starting today.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new ceiling prices for retail and wholesale fuel, effective today, leading to a reduction in gasoline and diesel costs.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline, effective May 21, 2026, with specific limits set for each fuel type.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced new fuel prices, setting diesel at 198 lekë/liter and gasoline at no more than 185 lekë/liter.

Albanian MP Enno Bozdo has declared that Albania is currently facing an oil crisis, characterized by the highest fuel prices and a lack of strategic reserves. He criticized the Transparency Board, calling it a mockery, and demanded explanations from the minister.

Albania's Transparency Board has decided to lower the retail and wholesale prices for diesel and gasoline, effective April 29, 2026.

Albania's Transparency Board has approved new fuel prices, bringing the cost of oil below 200 lek per liter. This decision follows political debate over increased tax revenue from citizens.

The Albanian Transparency Board announced new decisions on April 14, 2026, setting the retail price for diesel at no more than 215 lek/liter and the wholesale price at no more than 203 lek/liter.

Albania's Transparency Board announced new fuel prices on April 9, 2026, setting the retail price for diesel at no more than 210 lekë/liter, with wholesale prices also adjusted.

After a day of decline, the Albanian Hydrocarbons Transparency Board has again raised oil prices, setting diesel at 218 lek per liter and gasoline at 6 lek higher.

Albania's Transparency Board has announced a reduction in retail and wholesale prices for oil derivatives, citing a drop in prices on the Platts Mediterranean exchange as the reason.