Israel to see fuel price increases
Israel’s Energy and Infrastructure Ministry announced on Thursday that gas prices in the country are set to increase in August.
The maximum price for 95-octane unleaded gasoline at self-service stations, including VAT, will be 8.09 shekels ($2.64) per liter (nearly $10 per gallon), an increase of 0.61 shekels ($0.2).
The surcharge for full-service fueling will remain 0.25 shekels ($0.08) per liter (including VAT), unchanged from the previous update, the ministry continued.
In Eilat, where fuel is sold without VAT, the maximum price for 95-octane unleaded gasoline at self-service stations will be 6.85 shekels ($2.23) per liter, an increase of 0.51 shekels ($0.17).
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Israel's Energy and Infrastructure Ministry announced on Thursday that fuel prices will increase in August. The maximum price for 95-octane unleaded gasoline at self-service stations, including VAT, will rise by 0.61 shekels ($0.2) to 8.09 shekels ($2.64) per liter, which is approximately $9.98 per gallon. The surcharge for full-service fueling will remain at 0.25 shekels ($0.08) per liter. In Eilat, where fuel is exempt from VAT, the maximum price for 95-octane unleaded gasoline at self-service stations will increase by 0.51 shekels ($0.17) to 6.85 shekels ($2.23) per liter.
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