Fuel surcharge expected to more than double
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- Fuel surcharge goes up to 63.5 per cent
- Power Surcharge Leaps to 67.5% - Petrol and Diesel Prices Down
- Fuel prices remain unchanged for this month
- Fuel surcharge on electricity and water to remain at 50 per cent
- Full details on fuel price reductions
- Enemalta announce increases in fuel prices
- Power Surcharge to go up to 67.5 per cent
- AD slams Sant’s surcharge proposal
- Fuel surcharge up by five percent
- The price of diesel is to rise again tomorrow
- Changes in fuel prices for September
- Malta’s total dependence on fossil fuel imports driven by continuously increasing demand
- Changes in fuel prices for October announced by Enemalta
- Fuel and water surcharge to be reduced again
- Fuel prices increased again today
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According to a report in todays Sunday Times, the fuel surcharge, which effects both water and electricity prices, is expected to more than double to over 100% in the coming days.
The Sunday Times also said that local analysts are warning that the government may impose a threefold increase in the surcharge if the international oil crisis persists.
This news comes just as we approach a peak time for electricity consumption, with the extended use of airconditioners and fans during the long hot summer period.
It also follows close on the heels of the 10% rise in the price of LRP, unleaded petrol and diesel, along with increases in the price of kerosene and oil, which came into effect on Monday.
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Fuel Price in malta expected to reflect at least a bit its true market value.
In the face of all this price control schemes should aim at regulating waste and helping the ones who will be most affected by it.
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