Eni, large-scale distribution and no-logos they win the gold medal this one weekend. Their distributors have charged the lowest price with 1,58 euros per liter for green and 1,48 euros/l for diesel. According to what is reported by Quotidiano Energia also Q8 tried to counter the six-legged dog's undercost war. Arab society has set prices symbolically lower by a thousandth from 24.00 on Friday to 7.00 on Monday on Q8easy self pre-pay systems and some Q8 branded systems.
Also TotalErg and Shell they took to the field. The first has decided on discounts of up to -15 cents from Friday to Saturday. Shell finally practiced discounts of about 10 cents in more competitive areas. But the full house and the queues in Eni's distributors exceeded all the others from north to south, according to Qe monitoring.
Last weekend she was also on the pitch esso with even higher discounts but on a more limited number of lifts. But this time the American company has given up following Eni, probably judging the extension of the offer to be unsustainable. It is limited to typically cuts up to -10,5 cents on SelfMore installations. Prices blocked instead for IP while Tamoil intervened on targeted areas and without generalized initiatives.
Meanwhile, on the front of recommended prices there is a touch-up to record reduction of it (-0,5 euro cents/litre on petrol and diesel) and a dry drop in IP which drops by 2 cents on both products. National average prices served are today at 1,814 euro/litre for the petrol, from 1,799 euro/litre for Eni to 1,814 for IP (no-logo down to 1,666). For what concern diesel, the average price is 1,704 euros per litre, from 1,694 for Eni to 1,704 for IP (no-logo down to 1,535). The LPG instead it stands on average at 0,799 euros per litre, between 0,767 for Eni and 0,799 again for IP (no-logo at 0,769).
