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Gas prices in the Netherlands: Euro 95 €2.313/L, diesel €2.469/L
EU Oil Bulletin, week of 26 Oct 2026

EU bulletin average dated 26 Oct 2026: petrol €2.313/L, diesel €2.469/L. Weekly prices only: the figures below are the national average prices on Monday in the European Commission’s EU Weekly Oil Bulletin of 26 October 2026; each card shows one fuel, the change from the previous week, and its rank in the EU.

Petrol (95)DieselHighest and lowest Average prices on Mondays, bulletins of 27 Oct 2025 – 26 Oct 2026 · EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (European Commission) History since 2005

Prices in the latest bulletin

Bulletin of 26 October 2026 (European Commission’s EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, received by us on 29 October 2026): the national average price on Monday reported by the Netherlands, with all taxes.

Belgium: fill up across the border

Belgium’s official maximum price for diesel and Euro 95 with the date it applies from, compared with the Netherlands, and the filling stations near Hazeldonk, Baarle, Putte, Zelzate and Visé on a map.

National average prices with all taxes, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, week of 26 October 2026

  • Petrol (Euro-super 95): Belgium €1.953/L, Netherlands €2.313/L – €0.360/L cheaper in Belgium
  • Diesel: Belgium €2.375/L, Netherlands €2.469/L – €0.094/L cheaper in Belgium

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01 · Historical comparison

Is fuel expensive at the moment? The latest bulletin price compared with every week since 2005

The latest week (26 October 2026) compared with every week of the official series since 2005. Prices are nominal by default; “Adjusted for inflation” shows every week in September 2026 money.

Petrol (Euro-super 95) 95 octane · as reported to the European Commission

More expensive than in 97.4% of all weeks since 2005 nominalMore expensive than in 62.6% of all weeks since 2005 adjusted for inflation, in September 2026 money

Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 19 Oct 2026). The current period of high prices began in August 2026 (17 Aug 2026); before that, prices were last this high or higher in August 2026 (3 Aug 2026).Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 19 Oct 2026). The current period of high prices began in August 2026 (17 Aug 2026); before that, prices were last this high or higher in August 2026 (3 Aug 2026).

Diesel B7 · standard diesel

More expensive than in 99.3% of all weeks since 2005 nominalMore expensive than in 98.5% of all weeks since 2005 adjusted for inflation, in September 2026 money

Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 12 Oct 2026). The current period of high prices began in October 2026 (26 Oct 2026); before that, prices were last this high or higher in October 2026 (12 Oct 2026).Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 12 Oct 2026). The current period of high prices began in October 2026 (26 Oct 2026); before that, prices were last this high or higher in October 2026 (12 Oct 2026).

  1. 1 · 2008 financial crisis The collapse of Lehman Brothers triggered the global financial crisis; demand for oil slumped. Lehman Brothers, filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
  2. 2 · 2014 oil price collapse US shale oil created an oversupply, and OPEC refused to cut production; prices fell sharply. OPEC, press release of 27 Nov 2014
  3. 3 · COVID-19 The WHO declared the pandemic; travel restrictions caused demand for fuel to collapse. WHO, statement of 11 March 2020
  4. 4 · War in Ukraine Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the sanctions triggered a shock in the energy market. Conclusions of the European Council, 24 Feb 2022
  5. 5 · Iran war US and Israeli military strikes on Iran raised concerns about oil supply. International Energy Agency, Oil Market Report, March 2026
The 10 most expensive weeks since 2005

Petrol (Euro-super 95)

Petrol (Euro-super 95): the 10 most expensive weeks since 2005 (nominal)
RankWeek ofPetrol (Euro-super 95)vs latest week
17 Sept 2026€2.466/L+€0.153/L
228 Sept 2026€2.465/L+€0.152/L
312 Oct 2026€2.462/L+€0.149/L
421 Sept 2026€2.449/L+€0.136/L
514 Sept 2026€2.434/L+€0.121/L
65 Oct 2026€2.432/L+€0.119/L
719 Oct 2026€2.391/L+€0.078/L
84 May 2026€2.389/L+€0.076/L
918 May 2026€2.388/L+€0.076/L
1025 May 2026€2.387/L+€0.075/L
2926 Oct 2026 · latest week€2.313/L—
Petrol (Euro-super 95): the 10 most expensive weeks since 2005 (adjusted for inflation, in September 2026 money)
RankWeek ofPetrol (Euro-super 95)vs latest week
17 Jul 2008€2.788/L+€0.476/L
213 Jun 2022€2.783/L+€0.470/L
36 Jun 2022€2.782/L+€0.469/L
420 Jun 2022€2.768/L+€0.455/L
527 Jun 2022€2.744/L+€0.432/L
614 Mar 2022€2.731/L+€0.419/L
728 Mar 2022€2.726/L+€0.413/L
821 Mar 2022€2.675/L+€0.363/L
94 Jul 2022€2.651/L+€0.339/L
1010 Sept 2012€2.642/L+€0.330/L
40826 Oct 2026 · latest week€2.313/L—

Diesel

Diesel: the 10 most expensive weeks since 2005 (nominal)
RankWeek ofDieselvs latest week
16 Apr 2026€2.585/L+€0.116/L
221 Sept 2026€2.579/L+€0.110/L
328 Sept 2026€2.526/L+€0.057/L
45 Oct 2026€2.506/L+€0.037/L
514 Sept 2026€2.494/L+€0.025/L
612 Oct 2026€2.482/L+€0.013/L
723 Mar 2026€2.475/L+€0.006/L
826 Oct 2026 · latest week€2.469/L—
913 Apr 2026€2.469/L≈ 0
1030 Mar 2026€2.463/L−€0.006/L
Diesel: the 10 most expensive weeks since 2005 (adjusted for inflation, in September 2026 money)
RankWeek ofDieselvs latest week
16 Apr 2026€2.601/L+€0.132/L
214 Mar 2022€2.596/L+€0.127/L
321 Sept 2026€2.579/L+€0.110/L
420 Jun 2022€2.569/L+€0.100/L
527 Jun 2022€2.567/L+€0.098/L
628 Mar 2022€2.557/L+€0.088/L
713 Jun 2022€2.547/L+€0.078/L
823 Mar 2026€2.532/L+€0.063/L
928 Sept 2026€2.526/L+€0.057/L
1030 Mar 2026€2.520/L+€0.051/L
1726 Oct 2026 · latest week€2.469/L—

How to read the chart: the shaded band holds the middle 80% of all weeks since 2005 (10th to 90th percentile) and the line inside it is the median, both for the prices selected. The percentile counts the earlier weeks that were strictly cheaper, truncated (not rounded) to one decimal; “record” means that no earlier week was as dear or dearer. Adjusted for inflation: each week × HICP for September 2026 ÷ HICP for the month of that week, so every price is in September 2026 money; weeks after September 2026 are not adjusted yet. Index: Eurostat, harmonised index of consumer prices, all items (prc_hicp_minr, 2025 = 100), reused with acknowledgement of the source.

National average including all taxes from the European Commission’s EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (CC BY 4.0): 1,090 weeks since 3 January 2005. Our own calculation.

02 · For you this week

Full tank and neighbouring countries

What a full tank costs in neighbouring countries, what refuelling costs per month and how prices have moved since the start of the Iran war, every figure with its source and date.

This page uses only the official average price that the Netherlands reports to the European Commission each week, not prices at individual petrol stations.

Refuelling over the border

Litres

Petrol (Euro-super 95), a 50 L fill-up, according to the bulletin of 26 Oct 2026:

  • The Netherlands€115.63€2.313/L
  • Belgium€97.65Petrol (Euro-super 95) €1.953/L · €0.360 per litre cheaper · €17.98 less for 50 L
  • Germany€108.35Petrol (Euro-super 95) €2.167/L · €0.146 per litre cheaper · €7.28 less for 50 L

Source: European Commission, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (CC BY 4.0), national average with all taxes, week of 26 October 2026. These are average prices; prices at individual petrol stations near the border can differ considerably.

Your monthly fuel costs

Set fuel consumption and distance driven, calculated using the national average price in the latest bulletin.

Petrol (Euro-super 95) in the Netherlands, per month

€161.88

In the cheapest neighbouring country

Belgium: €25.17 less per month

Every cent per litre

adds up to €0.70 a month

Calculation: consumption × kilometres ÷ 100 × national average of 26 Oct 2026; excluding detours to the petrol station.

Since the start of the Iran war (28 Feb 2026)

compared with the week of 23 Feb 2026, the last bulletin before the Iran war

Diesel

+31.8%

from €1.873/L to €2.469/L

Petrol (Euro-super 95)

+12.2%

from €2.062/L to €2.313/L

As of the week of 26 Oct 2026. National average with all taxes.

See the history

03 · Rank in the EU

The Netherlands in the EU: price ranking

Average prices according to the bulletin of 26 October 2026, with all taxes, in the 27 EU countries. Source: European Commission, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (CC BY 4.0). The EU weighted average takes account of each country’s consumption.

Petrol (Euro-super 95)

Rank 25 of 27 (1 = cheapest)

18.3% above the EU weighted average of €1.954/L

Diesel

Rank 25 of 27 (1 = cheapest)

15.0% above the EU weighted average of €2.146/L

All 27 EU countries compared with the EU weighted average

Maltastate-set price−€0.614/L€1.340/L
Poland−€0.487/L€1.467/L
Sweden−€0.394/L€1.560/L
Bulgaria−€0.329/L€1.625/L
Cyprus−€0.225/L€1.730/L
Slovenia−€0.222/L€1.732/L
Luxembourg−€0.208/L€1.746/L
Spain−€0.203/L€1.751/L
Hungary−€0.200/L€1.754/L
Austria−€0.182/L€1.772/L
Croatia−€0.163/L€1.791/L
Czechia−€0.156/L€1.798/L
Slovakia−€0.134/L€1.820/L
Romania−€0.068/L€1.886/L
Estonia−€0.067/L€1.887/L
Lithuania−€0.027/L€1.927/L
Latvia−€0.022/L€1.932/L
Belgiumneighbour−€0.001/L€1.953/L
Ireland+€0.017/L€1.971/L
Italy+€0.052/L€2.006/L
Portugal+€0.086/L€2.040/L
Greece+€0.189/L€2.143/L
Germanyneighbour+€0.213/L€2.167/L
France+€0.227/L€2.181/L
Netherlandsthis country+€0.358/L€2.313/L
Finland+€0.392/L€2.346/L
Denmark+€0.570/L€2.525/L
Difference from the EU weighted average: cheaper · more expensive

The bars start from the consumption-weighted EU average: blue to the left = cheaper, orange to the right = more expensive. Average prices with all taxes, week of 26 October 2026.

04 · Taxes in the price

What is in the price? Excise duty, VAT and other taxes

Recent changes to excise duty and VAT

Each change with the date it took effect and its source: the European Commission’s tax tables for the bulletin, or the national official source where the Commission’s table had not yet been updated.

  1. from 1 January 2026 – until 31 December 2026 in force now

    Excise duty: petrol (Euro-super 95) €0.84469, diesel €0.55229 per litre.

    Temporarily reduced rate (fuel excise discount), valid until 31 December 2026. Proposed by the Dutch government in the 2027 Tax Plan (Budget Day, 15 September 2026): extend the discount on petrol and diesel by one year, until 31 December 2027. The European Commission’s table gives rounded amounts (€0.840 and €0.550).

    Source: Belastingdienst/Douane

Petrol (Euro-super 95): Tax share is 9.1 percentage points (pp) above the EU average (45.1%). Diesel: Tax share is 2.6 percentage points (pp) above the EU average (37.4%).

Rates per litre, excluding VAT, in euros as in the official tables. The breakdown below uses the rates in force in the bulletin week.

What makes up a litre

For every litre at the pump: how much goes to the state as excise duty, VAT and other indirect taxes, and how much is left for product, margin and distribution. Each bar represents 100% of the price; week of 26 October 2026.

Petrol (Euro-super 95) · Pump price: €2.313/L

  • Excise duty€0.845/L36.5%
  • VAT (21%)€0.401/L17.3%
  • Other indirect taxes€0.008/L0.4%
  • Product, margin and distribution€1.059/L45.8%

54.2% of the price goes to the state as excise duty, VAT and other indirect taxes.

Diesel · Pump price: €2.469/L

  • Excise duty€0.552/L22.4%
  • VAT (21%)€0.429/L17.4%
  • Other indirect taxes€0.008/L0.3%
  • Product, margin and distribution€1.480/L59.9%

40.1% of the price goes to the state as excise duty, VAT and other indirect taxes.

The bar uses the excise duty and VAT in force in the bulletin week.

Source: European Commission, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, national average and tax tables of 26 Oct 2026; excise duty from the national official source, which gives the exact rates (the Commission’s table rounds them) (Belastingdienst/Douane). More detail on the Netherlands price breakdown page.

05 · History and records

Bulletin prices and records since 2005

National average pump price on Monday, all taxes included: 1,090 weekly bulletins from 3 Jan 2005 to 26 Oct 2026, compared with the EU weighted average.

To zoom in, drag across a period on the chart · + / − on the keyboardZoom with two fingers

Hover, tap or use the arrow keys to view a week’s figures. Numbered circles mark the start of the events below; the shaded area shows their duration, and hatching marks an announced period for which no data is available yet.

Diesel minus petrol (Euro-super 95)

Weekly price gap between diesel and petrol (Euro-super 95), over the same period as the chart above. Bars pointing upwards show diesel is more expensive than petrol; bars pointing downwards show it is cheaper.

Week of 26 Oct 2026: diesel costs €0.157 per litre more than petrol (Euro-super 95). The excise duty on diesel is 29.24 cents per litre lower than on petrol.

    Time travel

    Prices in earlier weeks

    Jump to a particular week: choose the year, month and week and see what petrol and diesel cost then. European Commission bulletin since 3 January 2005.

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    Prices in earlier weeks (12)

    Full archive: 1090 weeks, from 2005 to 2026

    Records in the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin

    Highest and lowest price in the bulletin for the Netherlands from January 2005 (start of the series) to 26 October 2026. National average with all taxes.

    Petrol (Euro-super 95) · highest price in the bulletin

    €2.466/L

    Week of 7 Sept 2026

    Petrol (Euro-super 95) · lowest price in the bulletin

    €1.193/L

    Week of 3 Jan 2005

    Diesel · highest price in the bulletin

    €2.585/L

    Week of 6 Apr 2026

    Diesel · lowest price in the bulletin

    €0.905/L

    Week of 3 Jan 2005

    Method as on the press page: record = highest or lowest national average price with all taxes in the bulletin; in the event of a tie, the first week counts.

    Methodology
    • Weekly series: national average pump price with all taxes, reported by the Netherlands to the European Commission (prices on Monday, according to the Commission’s methodology note for the Netherlands) and published in the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (Commission’s methodology note for the Netherlands). 1,090 weeks, 3 Jan 2005 – 26 Oct 2026; 49 weeks with no publication (mostly public holidays) are missing and are not filled in.
    • Fuels: the bulletin reports Euro-super 95 (95-octane petrol) and automotive diesel for every EU country; LPG (autogas) comes from the Commission’s price history file of the bulletin and is missing where a country does not report it.
    • EU weighted average (EU-27): calculated by the European Commission and weighted by each country’s fuel consumption. LPG (autogas) comes from the same source (the bulletin’s “Prices with taxes” table).
    • Records: see the “Records” section; the first week in which the value was reached is counted.
    • Events: start date as given by the linked source; the coloured area shows the period in which the event shaped the market (this page’s timeline).
    The last 13 weeks (average price in each bulletin, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin)
    The last 13 weeks (average price in each bulletin, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin)
    WeekPetrol (95)vs previous weekDieselvs previous weekEU weighted average, petrol (95)
    26 Oct 2026€2.313/L−3.3%€2.469/L+0.5%€1.954/L
    19 Oct 2026€2.391/L−2.9%€2.456/L−1.0%€1.991/L
    12 Oct 2026€2.462/L+1.2%€2.482/L−1.0%€2.010/L
    5 Oct 2026€2.432/L−1.3%€2.506/L−0.8%€2.006/L
    28 Sept 2026€2.465/L+0.6%€2.526/L−2.1%€2.104/L
    21 Sept 2026€2.449/L+0.6%€2.579/L+3.4%€2.092/L
    14 Sept 2026€2.434/L−1.3%€2.494/L+2.1%€2.063/L
    7 Sept 2026€2.466/L+4.9%€2.442/L+5.0%€2.043/L
    31 Aug 2026€2.350/L−0.1%€2.326/L−3.7%€1.950/L
    24 Aug 2026€2.353/L+1.0%€2.415/L+1.4%€1.942/L
    17 Aug 2026€2.329/L+1.7%€2.383/L+2.6%€1.924/L
    10 Aug 2026€2.290/L−3.4%€2.323/L−3.8%€1.911/L
    3 Aug 2026€2.370/L−0.6%€2.414/L+0.9%€1.953/L
    Yearly average and range (lowest to highest price in the bulletin) since 2005
    Yearly average and range of prices in the bulletin
    YearPetrol (95), averagePetrol (95), range (€/L)Diesel, averageDiesel, range (€/L)Weeks
    2026€2.274/L1.979–2.466€2.232/L1.754–2.58543 (so far)
    2025€1.923/L1.862–1.979€1.694/L1.588–1.80552
    2024€1.970/L1.861–2.094€1.725/L1.589–1.83453
    2023€1.922/L1.780–2.139€1.715/L1.491–1.95752
    2022€2.074/L1.730–2.369€1.956/L1.620–2.22051
    2021€1.818/L1.612–2.019€1.464/L1.286–1.64649
    2020€1.565/L1.458–1.716€1.238/L1.159–1.44150
    2019€1.648/L1.519–1.736€1.357/L1.277–1.40349
    2018€1.625/L1.516–1.691€1.339/L1.232–1.43650
    2017€1.552/L1.503–1.605€1.221/L1.146–1.27550
    2016€1.477/L1.379–1.557€1.132/L1.026–1.24750
    2015€1.563/L1.462–1.684€1.237/L1.131–1.31349
    2014€1.702/L1.557–1.777€1.409/L1.271–1.44949
    2013€1.738/L1.668–1.803€1.422/L1.379–1.48250
    2012€1.760/L1.691–1.827€1.445/L1.367–1.50049
    2011€1.639/L1.573–1.699€1.347/L1.269–1.40449
    2010€1.493/L1.419–1.589€1.154/L1.063–1.29949
    2009€1.351/L1.248–1.441€1.003/L0.928–1.04950
    2008€1.543/L1.247–1.789€1.301/L1.019–1.49549
    2007€1.461/L1.337–1.526€1.099/L1.007–1.23849
    2006€1.415/L1.325–1.535€1.080/L1.029–1.13649
    2005€1.353/L1.193–1.526€1.023/L0.905–1.13449

    06 · Questions

    Frequently asked questions about fuel prices in the Netherlands

    What is the diesel price in the Netherlands?

    According to the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (bulletin of 26 October 2026, received by us on 29 October 2026), the national average price of diesel in the Netherlands is €2.469/L, including all taxes. This is the average price on Monday that the Netherlands reports to the European Commission, not a current price at individual petrol stations. The national average for diesel in the week of 26 October 2026 is higher than in 99.3% of all weeks since 2005 (nominal, not adjusted for inflation). Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 12 Oct 2026).

    What is the petrol price in the Netherlands?

    According to the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (bulletin of 26 October 2026, received by us on 29 October 2026), the national average price of petrol (Euro-super 95) in the Netherlands is €2.313/L, including all taxes. This is the average price on Monday that the Netherlands reports to the European Commission, not a current price at individual petrol stations. The national average for petrol (Euro-super 95) in the week of 26 October 2026 is higher than in 97.4% of all weeks since 2005 (nominal, not adjusted for inflation). Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 19 Oct 2026).

    Why does this page not show prices at individual petrol stations?

    This page uses only the official average that the Netherlands reports to the European Commission each week: it is published under an open licence (CC BY 4.0) and calculated in the same way for every EU country, so the EU ranking, the neighbouring countries and the tax breakdown can all be compared.

    Is fuel expensive in the Netherlands compared with the rest of the EU?

    In the week of 26 October 2026, the Netherlands ranked 25 out of 27 for petrol (Euro-super 95) and 25 out of 27 for diesel (1 = cheapest). Petrol was 18.3% above the EU weighted average (€1.954/L), and diesel 15.0% above the EU weighted average of €2.146/L.

    Is fuel expensive at the moment compared with previous years?

    The national average for petrol (Euro-super 95) in the week of 26 October 2026 is higher than in 97.4% of all weeks since 2005 (nominal, not adjusted for inflation). Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 19 Oct 2026). The national average for diesel in the week of 26 October 2026 is higher than in 99.3% of all weeks since 2005 (nominal, not adjusted for inflation). Last time it was this expensive or more expensive: October 2026 (week of 12 Oct 2026). The comparison is in nominal terms and not adjusted for inflation.

    Is it worth refuelling in a neighbouring country?

    Among the neighbouring countries, petrol (Euro-super 95) is cheapest in Belgium according to the bulletin (€1.953/L); a 50-litre fill-up there costs about €17.98 less than in the Netherlands. For diesel, Germany is cheapest (€2.298/L, about €8.55 less for 50 L). These are national averages: prices at the border can differ, and the journey there also uses fuel.

    What does a full tank cost?

    Using the bulletin of 26 October 2026: 50 litres of petrol (Euro-super 95) cost about €115.63, 50 litres of diesel about €123.45 and 40 litres of LPG (autogas) about €39.88. For LPG we assume 40 litres, because a 50-litre LPG tank is only filled to about 80%.

    Is diesel cheaper than petrol?

    In the week of 26 October 2026, diesel cost €0.157 per litre more than petrol (Euro-super 95). The excise duty on diesel is 29.24 cents per litre lower than on petrol. The rest of the difference lies in the price before tax: after the taxes in force, €1.480/L is left for diesel against €1.059/L for petrol (our calculation). The chart “Diesel minus petrol (Euro-super 95)” shows the trend.

    How much of the fuel price is tax?

    In the bulletin of 26 October 2026, taxes made up 54.2% of the price of petrol (Euro-super 95) and 40.0% of the price of diesel: excise duty of €0.845 (petrol) and €0.552 (diesel) per litre and VAT at 21%, plus other indirect taxes of €0.008 (petrol) and €0.008 (diesel) per litre (European Commission, EU Weekly Oil Bulletin; excise duty: Belastingdienst/Douane).

    How often are the prices updated?

    Once a week: the European Commission publishes the Weekly Oil Bulletin a few days after the reference day; the bulletin for the week of 26 October 2026 reached us on 29 October 2026. This page checks every hour whether new data are available.

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    Diesel in the Netherlands since 23 Feb 2026

    +31.8%

    from €1.873/L to €2.469/L

    The bulletin for the week of 23 Feb 2026 is the last before the start of the Iran war (28 February 2026). National average with all taxes, week of 26 Oct 2026.

    Petrol (Euro-super 95): Belgium compared with the Netherlands

    −15.5%

    Belgium €1.953/L · the Netherlands €2.313/L

    Diesel: Belgium €2.375/L · the Netherlands €2.469/L (−3.8%)

    Week of 26 Oct 2026. The percentages compare the price in Belgium with the price in the Netherlands.

    The Netherlands’ rank in the EU (1 = cheapest)

    Rank 25 of 27

    Petrol (Euro-super 95) · Diesel: rank 25 of 27

    Out of 27 EU countries, week of 26 Oct 2026. EU weighted average: petrol (Euro-super 95) €1.954/L, diesel €2.146/L.

    A 50-litre fill-up of petrol (Euro-super 95)

    €115.63

    Diesel, 50 L: €123.45

    Average price in the bulletin of 26 Oct 2026, × 50 L.

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      According to fuel-prices.eu, petrol (Euro-super 95) costs €2.313/L in the Netherlands, ranking 25 out of 27 in the EU, 18.3% above the EU weighted average of €1.954/L (EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, week of 26 Oct 2026).

    • Weekly

      According to fuel-prices.eu, diesel costs €2.469/L in the Netherlands, ranking 25 out of 27 in the EU, 15.0% above the EU weighted average of €2.146/L (EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, week of 26 Oct 2026).

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