Eni caps fuel prices in Italy
Italian state-owned energy company Eni has imposed a cap on fuel prices at filling stations across Italy for at least one month, as part of the government's efforts to contain rising energy costs. Its Enilive division will sell diesel at no more than €2.19 per liter and gasoline at no more than €1.99 per liter, starting Monday—approximately 17 cents below the current average. This initiative will last for 30 days and may be extended. Eni's move reflects its solidarity commitment with consumers and businesses amid the geopolitical crisis and refinery shortages that have driven prices higher. These measures are part of Italy's ongoing efforts to support citizens and anticipate increased domestic fuel production to counter global supply disruptions.
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