Filling station
Man torches himself, admitted to ICU
A 25-year-old man was admitted to an Iraklio hospital in Crete on Wednesday with second-degree burns after reportedly dousing himself in gasoline and setting himself on fire. He is reported to be in serious condition.
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Distribution of heating oil begins on Tuesday
Τhe distribution of heating oil will begin on Tuesday, with this year's starting price set around 1.11 euros per liter, contingent on adverse geopolitical developments.
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Self-Service Gas Stations Gain Popularity in Bulgaria Amid Rising Fuel Costs
A new trend is emerging in Bulgaria's fuel market: full self-service gas stations. Many locations across the country now allow drivers to fill up their tanks without any staff assistance. These self-service stations are equipped with terminals that resemble ATMs, enabling customers to pay in cash or with a bank card.
Excise officials shut down gas station for two years over adulterated fuel
Excise officials have ordered a gas station to close for two years after finding it was selling adulterated fuel and had an illegal storage tank.
In a statement, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) said that during an on-site inspection, its officers found a parked tanker which was about to deliver fuel to the filling station's tanks.
Crackdown on rigged gas station pumps
New regulations combating fuel smuggling and adulteration are set to go into effect next month. The legislation foresees that gas stations will be closed for two years if inspectors determine that they are selling adulterated fuel, engaging in smuggling, or tampering with tax receipt issuing procedures.
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Annual fuel theft at 120 million euros, as checks lag
Lawlessness is widespread in the fuel market, according to a survey by the National Technical University of Athens, whose main findings were presented by Kathimerini on Sunday.
Fuel price regulation extended for a year
The Slovenian government has extended the existing system of partial regulation of motor fuel and heating oil prices for another year. The regulation is in force for filling stations outside the country's motorway network.
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MOL gets clearance to take over OMV Slovenija
Hungarian oil company MOL has been given the green light from the European Commission to take over OMV Slovenija filling stations after committing to sell 39 stations in Slovenia to the British Shell Group.
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Fuel firms ‘violate law’ in Cyprus
The Cyprus Association of Petrol and Liquid Fuels Distributors on Tuesday filed a complaint against four major fuel companies on the island: Petrolina, EKO Cyprus, Coral Energy Products Cyprus, and ExxonMobil Cyprus.
The complaint accuses these four companies of violating the country's 2022 Competition Protection Law.
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Tax inspectors shut down gas station that operated illegally for 12 years
Tax inspectors have shut down an illegal gas station in Western Attica that sold €18 million worth of fuel since opening in 2010.
An inspection revealed that the filling station did not have an operating license, lacked an input-output monitoring system and issued receipts from a cash register that did not transmit data to the Independent Public Revenue Authority.