This seems to be the end—for now—of falling fuel prices. Over the past few weeks, prices at many stations across the country fell below PLN 6 per litre. Now they are rising again and approaching the PLN 6 threshold; in many places, they have already exceeded it. Unfortunately, in Bolesławiec, prices did not fall below PLN 6 even when fuel was cheaper. Now they have risen again.
Average prices at fuel stations in Poland according to e-petrol.pl
- Pb 95 – PLN 5.99,
- Diesel – PLN 6.05.
Average prices at stations in Lower Silesia according to Autocentrum.pl
- Pb 95 – PLN 6.00,
- Diesel – PLN 6.07.
At fuel stations in Bolesławiec, prices are more than 30 groszy higher per litre than the national average. The cheapest fuel in Bolesławiec is available at the Pieprzyk station on Modłowa Street.
On Saturday, 19 October, petrol cost PLN 6.33 at the MOL and Orlen stations on Zgorzelecka Street in Bolesławiec, while diesel cost PLN 6.39.
A reader sent us photos of fuel prices at two stations in Lubin, also taken on Saturday, 24 October. Price increases are already visible at those stations too, but fuel is much cheaper there than in Bolesławiec.
As an interesting point, it is worth mentioning a fuel station owned by the Regional Ambulance Service Station in Lublin. The station offers competitive prices compared with other stations in the city, which it also advertises on its Facebook profile:
Could such a station in Bolesławiec solve the problem of high prices?
Fuel prices at the ambulance service station in Lubin