Fuel prices around the world vary due to economic and political factors. The most expensive is in Hong Kong (€ 3,46 / L), while the cheapest in Libya (0.027 € / L), Iran and Venezuela, where governments subsidize fuel due to rich oil resources.
In April 2025. years, fuel prices vary significantly around the world, reflecting economic, political and geographical specifics of individual countries.
At the top of the list of countries with the most expensive fuel, there is Hongkong, where citizens for gallons of 95 octane pay as much as 3.46 euros. High prices in this city are partly due to limited space, high taxes and fuel import expenses, the business diary is transmitted. Island followed by a price of 2.35 euros per liter, where prices affect high living standards and transport costs. Denmark occupies a third place with 2.21 euros per liter, and the Netherlands were close to 2.20 euros and Liechtenstein with 2.14 euros. In these European countries, high fuel taxes, including environmental fees, are significantly contributing to high prices, while at the same time encourage the use of alternative energy sources.
On the other hand, the cheapest fuel is available in countries with rich oil resources, where governments often subsidize fuel prices to support their population. In Libya, a liter of gasoline costs only 0.027 euros, which is the lowest price in the world. Iran is very close with a price of 0.029 euros per liter, while in the Venezuela liter of gasoline is 0.035 euros.
(Vijesti.ba)
