The author of the post wrote that under the pressure of the pro-Western government and society, K. Nawrocki stopped, in his opinion, defending the interests of international oil giants. He added that joint actions resulted in a reduction in fuel prices. (translated)
Orlen significantly reduced wholesale fuel prices, which may affect the further decline in prices at gasoline stations in Poland. (translated)
This difference in the amount will be noticeable — admits Mr. Damian, a taxi driver from Poznań, in an interview with "Fakt." (translated)
The government announced the return of the CPN program, reducing VAT on fuels to 8% and excise duty, which caused a drop in prices and emptiness at gas stations ahead of the anticipated decrease. (translated)
The government restored the package after Karol Nawrocki signed the law introducing a tax on excess profits, which fuel companies are to pay. (translated)
The government has done its utmost to ensure that this protective program functions effectively and that prices are as low as possible— assured Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka during a press conference. (translated)
The government is restoring the CPN program and lowering fuel prices by reducing excise duty and VAT, which is expected to cost 5.4 billion PLN and leave that amount in the pockets of Poles by the end of the year. (translated)
The government program Fuel Prices Lower in Poland, in effect from October 3 to December 31, 2026, provides for a reduction in fuel prices by about 1.2-1.3 PLN per liter, but there is still no chance of reaching a price of 5 PLN per liter due to the impact of international conflicts. (translated)
Max Hübner described Karol Nawrocki's statement as mockery of Tusk after what he called the government's embarrassment regarding fuel prices. According to Hübner, Nawrocki wrote that the next day gasoline was supposed to cost 5.19, and then he called on the prime minister to lower prices to that level. He added that he was glad he could help him. (translated)
Patryk Michalski wrote that Karol Nawrocki could have signed the law lowering fuel prices almost two months earlier, which would have meant that Poles would have paid less sooner. According to him, PiS was against the law, although now they were pleased with the signature, which — as he assessed — showed that the party was not interested in a quick resolution of the matter. Michalski compared this situation to the Plus Development project. He stated that politicians from Mateusz Morawiecki's camp were still convincing that their proposal was better, even though it did not assume quick assistance. He added that the Plus Development politicians announced a civic project, and the signature collection could take as long as three months. If they were concerned about acting quickly, they would have submitted a parliamentary project — he wrote. (translated)
On September 30th, therefore the day before yesterday, Rafał Leśkiewicz was arguing that the president's proposal is more beneficial than the government's. (translated)
PiS is in shock after President Karol Nawrocki's decision to sign the law on extraordinary taxation of fuel companies, despite the party's earlier opposition and growing social pressure regarding high fuel prices. (translated)
Political decisions in the European Union, in response to pressure from Donald Trump, have influenced the decline in oil prices as EU countries consider releasing fuel reserves to mitigate shortages in the market. (translated)
Both regulations come into force on the day of their announcement and — as announced on Thursday evening by Minister of Finance Andrzej Domański — are intended to allow for a reduction in fuel prices at stations by about 1.2-1.3 PLN per liter. (translated)
In turn, Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka announced on Friday morning that the maximum fuel price for the next day would be published around noon. (translated)
Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka announced the maximum prices for fuels for the weekend, with 95 octane gasoline costing no more than 6.73 PLN per liter and diesel fuel 7.88 PLN per liter, as part of a new government program. (translated)
Mrs. President praised Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty, stating that for a long time he had been acting assertively towards a person she described in an insulting manner. She remarked that the president signed the bill concerning fuel prices the day before, under pressure and out of fear of public opinion, although he could have done it two months earlier. She criticized the delay and the president's later address, suggesting — in her opinion — that he himself had provided people with cheaper fuel. She added that one should not withdraw, because pressure works. (translated)
This weekend, fuel prices at stations are expected to drop by about 1.2-1.3 PLN per liter - announced Finance Minister Andrzej Domański. (translated)
Every day around noon, the rates for the following day will be published – said the Minister of Energy Miłosz Motyka. (translated)
The government announced maximum fuel prices that will take effect from Saturday, setting the price per liter of Pb95 gasoline at 6.73 PLN, Pb98 at 7.59 PLN, and diesel oil at 7.88 PLN. (translated)
