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Normally available exclusively to IRU members, we have opened access to our real-time road transport operational alerts on the situation in Iran and across the Middle East.
Flash Info
Operators around the world are under additional pressure from highly volatile fuel prices due to the conflict.
Based on our fuel prices service, we publish an analysis every Friday (see in related news below).
Fuel prices
Our map provides information on the status of border crossings in the region.
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Consult the different gverment measures to deal with the energy crisis.
Focus on diesel and natural gas price developments on global fuel markets (China, India, US, EU).
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Value added tax (VAT) and indirect tax rates applied to diesel in Europe.
20% reduction
Margin control for LEK 12/L
50% reduction from 1 April to 30 June
Road toll removed for trucks from 1 April to 30 June
Reduction by 0.05 EUR, starting 1 April until 31 December 2026.
(coming) no more than 3 increases per week + margin control for - EUR 0.05/L
New excise value to be announced this week, EUR 0.16/L refund from 1 April to 31 March.
Margin cap for distributors.
Task force to monitor price development
EUR 50 million for SME for April 2026
Subside at the pump for diesel until 31 May.
Margin cap for refinery and retailer, at EUR 0.05 and EUR 0.12 respectively
As of 1 April, no more than one increase per day
Reduction to EU minimal level until 1 May
Fuel price capped HUF 615, only for Hungarian trucks
Reduction by EUR 0.2 for 20 days
Specific price levels to be set by Ministerial Regulation (rozporządzenie). Fines up to PLN 1M for violations.
VAT from 23% to 8%, until 30 June
Refund of EUR 0.17/L from 1 April to 31 December
Margin cam for distributors
61% reduction from 26 March to 2 April
Export ban until 2 April
Refund scheme cancelled any benefit for transport operators
TVA from 21% to 10%, until 30 June
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IRU resources
Real-time alerts
Normally available exclusively to IRU members, we have opened access to our real-time road transport operational alerts on the situation in Iran and across the Middle East.
Flash Info
Fuel prices
Operators around the world are under additional pressure from highly volatile fuel prices due to the conflict.
Based on our fuel prices service, we publish an analysis every Friday (see in related news below).
Fuel prices
Border crossing points
Our map provides information on the status of border crossings in the region.
Read more
National responses to the energy crisis
Consult the different gverment measures to deal with the energy crisis.
Read more
IRU Intelligence Monitoring - Economic impact of the war in Iran
Focus on diesel and natural gas price developments on global fuel markets (China, India, US, EU).
Download
IRU Intelligence Monitoring - Diesel taxes in Europe
Value added tax (VAT) and indirect tax rates applied to diesel in Europe.
Download
20% reduction
Margin control for LEK 12/L
50% reduction from 1 April to 30 June
Road toll removed for trucks from 1 April to 30 June
Reduction by 0.05 EUR, starting 1 April until 31 December 2026.
(coming) no more than 3 increases per week + margin control for - EUR 0.05/L
New excise value to be announced this week, EUR 0.16/L refund from 1 April to 31 March.
Margin cap for distributors.
Task force to monitor price development
EUR 50 million for SME for April 2026
Subside at the pump for diesel until 31 May.
Margin cap for refinery and retailer, at EUR 0.05 and EUR 0.12 respectively
Task force to monitor price development
As of 1 April, no more than one increase per day
Reduction to EU minimal level until 1 May
Fuel price capped HUF 615, only for Hungarian trucks
Reduction by EUR 0.2 for 20 days
Task force to monitor price development
Specific price levels to be set by Ministerial Regulation (rozporządzenie). Fines up to PLN 1M for violations.
VAT from 23% to 8%, until 30 June
Refund of EUR 0.17/L from 1 April to 31 December
Margin cam for distributors
61% reduction from 26 March to 2 April
Export ban until 2 April
Refund scheme cancelled any benefit for transport operators
TVA from 21% to 10%, until 30 June
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