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Syrian families are finding it increasingly difficult to secure heating as energy prices rise and purchasing power declines. The price of a liter of unsubsidized diesel rose from 125 to 175 lira in September 2026, while electricity prices increased by between 12- and 60-fold in October 2025. The high cost has driven many people to use personal heating devices or buy diesel in small quantities, while rural residents turn to firewood and agricultural waste, whose prices have also risen. The government has offered heating diesel at 115 lira per liter, with an allocation of 100 liters per family, as part of a plan to distribute 100 million liters to one million families. Distribution began in Daraa, Hama, Tartus, and Hasakah.
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