It starts tonight the strike of the Italian petrol stations, who will fold their arms for three days. The protest will spare only Liguria and Tuscany, the regions affected by the recent flood.
"Starting from 19.00 on 8 to 07.00 on 11 November on ordinary roads and from 22.00 on 8 to 06.00 on 11 November on motorways" all petrol stations will remain closed, as reported by the National Unitary Coordination of Faib Confesercenti and Fegica Cisl.
More inconveniences are therefore on the way for Italian motorists, already oppressed in recent weeks by the umpteenth increase in fuel prices. By now, the hopes of seeing an agreement in extremis between the government and the trade associations, which for years have been requesting a distribution reform to cut costs. To date, gas station attendants have to pay taxes and VAT into the state coffers, so they ask for a bonus that protects them.
The picture that emerges from the monitoring of dailyenergia.it shows that, at country level, the average price practiced of petrol (in serviced mode) goes today from1,626 euros / liter of the plants Eni at1,639 of those Tamoil (no-logo at 1,538). For the Diesel we pass from1,540 euro/litre of Eni and Esso at 1,546 of Q8 (no-logo at 1,448). Lastly, LPG is positioned between 0,723 euro/litre for Eni and 0,733 for Shell (no-logo at 0,717).
As for the latest price increases, Esso increased the recommended prices of petrol by 0,5 cents and those of diesel by 1 cent, while TotalErg intervened on diesel alone with a micro-adjustment of 0,3 cents.
