The Cyprus Consumers’ Association (CCA) on Monday demanded transparency on fuel prices, questioning the deviation from the EU average between October and December 2023. Consumers paid higher prices for specific fuels during this period, amounting to millions of euros. The association expressed dissatisfaction with the fuel monitoring authority’s statement on price reasonableness. Despite recent retail price decreases for some fuels, diesel and heating oil remain pricier than before the subsidy repeal. The CCA highlighted the fluctuating prices under the subsidy debate, emphasizing the significant differences in costs. Concerns were raised about the disparities between retail prices pre- and post-subsidy periods, urging further clarification and transparency in fuel pricing moving forward.
Cyprus Fuel Prices Under Scrutiny for Deviations from EU Average
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