Fuel prices in Georgia have increased again amid rising global oil prices, with petrol and diesel becoming 5-15 tetri more expensive at major filling station networks over the past week.
The latest price increases follow a period of decline from early June to July, when fuel prices fell due to improved U.S.-Iran relations and more stable oil markets. However, renewed tensions in the Middle East have pushed international oil prices higher, prompting branded fuel retailers in Georgia to adjust prices upward.
Current prices at major fuel station networks vary. At Gulf, prices reached up to GEL 4.27 per liter for G-Force Super and GEL 4.27 for G-Force Euro Diesel, with diesel prices rising by up to 10 tetri. Wissol increased diesel prices by 10 tetri, with Eco Diesel now at GEL 4.24 and Euro Diesel at GEL 4.19.
At Connect, petrol prices rose by 5 tetri, while diesel increased by 10 tetri, with Super selling for GEL 3.85 and Euro Diesel for GEL 4.05. Socar currently sells Nano Super at GEL 4.12, while Rompetrol prices reached GEL 4.27 for Efix Super and GEL 4.24 for Efix Euro Diesel. Lukoil prices stand at GEL 4.24 for Super Ecto and GEL 4.22 for Euro Diesel.
