Pricing shows green diesel trading between €1.27/litre and €1.43/litre - an increase of up to 43% in the space of one week - as result of the US and Israeli attack on Iran.
Quotes for bulk orders of green diesel are now ranging from €1.27/litre to €1.43/litre including VAT across the country.
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Prices for bulk orders of green diesel have further increased as of Friday, with quotes across the country now ranging from €1.27/litre to €1.43/litre, including VAT.
In under one week, green diesel or marked gas oil (MGO) prices have risen by as much as 43c/litre or 43% following the US and Israeli attack on Iran. This day last week prices had been hovering around the €1/litre, including VAT.
A number of suppliers across the country outlined that daily increases are still being added, with one midlands supplier stating that prices were up 12c/litre on Friday alone.
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As result of many consumers ‘panic’ buying, delivery times of up to one week are being quoted.
Brent crude, the major oil benchmark is today trading at US$91/barrel, up from US$83-US$85/barrel on Tuesday, and up US$20/barrel in the space of a week.
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Prices for bulk orders of green diesel have further increased as of Friday, with quotes across the country now ranging from €1.27/litre to €1.43/litre, including VAT.
In under one week, green diesel or marked gas oil (MGO) prices have risen by as much as 43c/litre or 43% following the US and Israeli attack on Iran. This day last week prices had been hovering around the €1/litre, including VAT.
A number of suppliers across the country outlined that daily increases are still being added, with one midlands supplier stating that prices were up 12c/litre on Friday alone.
As result of many consumers ‘panic’ buying, delivery times of up to one week are being quoted.
Brent crude, the major oil benchmark is today trading at US$91/barrel, up from US$83-US$85/barrel on Tuesday, and up US$20/barrel in the space of a week.
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