In the Netherlands, refueling should become cheaper again. The Dutch government is now planning a fuel price brake for petrol and diesel from April 1st.
The Hague – In large parts of Europe, new price records for petrol and diesel are being set almost every day. The trip to the gas station is currently becoming a financially painful experience for many drivers, not only in Germany. In the Netherlands, the prices for petrol and diesel are even higher than in Germany. The Dutch government now wants to counteract this with a fuel price brake from April 1st. The question is: will refueling in the Netherlands be interesting for German drivers?
24RHEIN* shows how fuel prices in the Netherlands should fall.
On March 14, a liter of premium petrol in the Netherlands cost an average of EUR 2.46 and diesel costs EUR 2.34 per liter. This means that the NRW* neighboring country is currently one of the most expensive tank countries in Europe. *24RHEIN is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
