Recently, due to the situation in the Middle East, energy prices in many European countries have continued to be high. Spain and Austria have announced interventions on energy prices. Meanwhile, a number of oil companies have already adopted price limit measures in Italy. Recently, Spanish Minister of Economy, Trade and Enterprise Quelpo announced that the Spanish government has approved intervention in energy prices, and gasoline and diesel prices will be reduced by 0.2 euros per liter in October. On the same day, Spain's Minister of Ecological Transformation Agson said that Spain will set a limit of up to 15% increase in natural gas prices, while also setting an upper limit on the price of liquefied petroleum gas. The Austrian National Assembly passed a new round of fuel price intervention measures on the 28th to ease the pressure brought about by the recent rise in fuel prices. According to relevant measures, in October and November of this year, Austria will lower mineral oil taxes on gasoline and diesel, while limiting profit margins on fuel sales. The Austrian government expects that after the two measures are combined, consumers will pay more than 0.12 euros less per litre when purchasing fuel.

Recently, due to the situation in the Middle East, energy prices in many European countries have continued to be high. Spain and Austria have announced interventions on energy prices. Meanwhile, many oil companies have already adopted price limit measures in Italy. Recently, Spanish Minister of Economy, Trade and Enterprise Quelpo announced that the Spanish government has approved intervention in energy prices, and gasoline and diesel prices will be reduced by 0.2 euros per liter in October. On the same day, Spain's Minister of Ecological Transformation Agson said that Spain will set a limit of up to 15% increase in natural gas prices, while also setting an upper limit on the price of liquefied petroleum gas. The Austrian National Assembly passed a new round of fuel price intervention measures on the 28th to ease the pressure brought about by the recent rise in fuel prices. According to relevant measures, in October and November of this year, Austria will lower mineral oil taxes on gasoline and diesel, while limiting profit margins on fuel sales. The Austrian government expects that after the two measures are combined, consumers will pay more than 0.12 euros less per litre when purchasing fuel.