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Prices for diesel and autogas have increased at several Ukrainian fuel station networks, while some operators kept their prices unchanged as of March 11.
Key changes
Biggest increase: At SOCAR, diesel prices rose by 2 UAH per liter.
Most expensive fuel: Premium diesel and 100-octane gasoline now reach 80.99 UAH/l at some stations.
Cheapest options: Ukrnafta still offers the lowest prices (A-95 at 68.99 UAH/l, diesel at 69.99 UAH/l).
Autogas increase: WOG raised LPG prices by 1 UAH, to 42.98 UAH/l.
Price overview (March 11)
OKKO
Pulls 100 gasoline — 80.99 UAH
Pulls 95 gasoline — 73.99 UAH
A-95 Euro — 70.99 UAH
Diesel Pulls — 78.99 UAH
Diesel Euro — 75.99 UAH
Gas — 41.99 UAH
WOG
100 gasoline — 80.99 UAH
Mustang 95 — 73.99 UAH
95 Euro — 70.99 UAH
Diesel Euro-5 — 75.99 UAH
Diesel Mustang — 78.99 UAH
Gas — 42.98 UAH
SOCAR
NANO 100 — 80.99 UAH
NANO 95 — 74.99 UAH
A-95 — 70.99 UAH
Diesel NANO Extro — 80.99 UAH
Diesel NANO — 77.99 UAH
Gas — 41.98 UAH
Ukrnafta
98 (Energy) — 77.99 UAH
95 (Energy) — 71.99 UAH
A-95 — 68.99 UAH
A-92 — 65.99 UAH
Diesel (Energy) — 73.99 UAH
Diesel — 69.99 UAH
Gas — 40.99 UAH
Why fuel prices are rising
Instability in global energy markets is affecting fuel prices. Following a military operation by the United States and Israel against Iran, the price of Brent crude oil briefly climbed above $100 per barrel, the highest level since mid-2022.
Although prices later fell after comments from Donald Trump that the conflict with Iran was “almost over,” Brent crude is still trading around $87.5 per barrel, remaining about 20% higher than before the crisis.
Against this backdrop and due to increased demand from drivers, fuel prices at Ukrainian gas stations began rising last week. The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has already asked fuel market participants to explain the sharp increase in prices.
