Eni Sets Price Caps on Petrol and Diesel as Meloni-Descalzi Calls Reported

Ujang Iskandar

Eni has fixed a maximum price for its fuels, setting petrol at 1.99 euros and diesel at 2.19 euros, according to alVolante. The decision was reported on Saturday, 26 September 2026.

Corriere della Sera reports that the choice sits behind a series of elements: trips to Africa and phone calls between Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Eni chief executive Claudio Descalzi. The outlet

The measure drew political reaction. ANSA reports that Antonio Tajani, a leader of Forza Italia, described the outcome as a win for his party on fuel prices, adding that parts of the centre-right had

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What remains unclear from the reporting is how long the cap will stay in place and whether other fuel retailers will follow Eni. Watch for further statements from Eni, the government and competing ope

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Eni has capped petrol at 1.99 euros and diesel at 2.19 euros, a move Corriere della Sera links to Africa trips and talks

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