Slovenia caps petrol purchases at 50 litres per motorist
Change
Slovenia capped retail petrol sales for private motorists at 50 litres per day, set a 200-litre daily ceiling for businesses and farmers, and required petrol stations to enforce the limits at point of sale.
Why it matters
The policy forces retail fuel to be rationed at the pump, constraining access to large-volume purchases and limiting the ability to bulk-fuel vehicles. Retail outlets must implement on-site controls and refuse sales that would breach the new limits, creating immediate compliance and queuing impacts.
Implications
- • Retail petrol station staff and managers must verify customer purchases against daily limits and refuse transactions that would exceed allowed volumes.
- • Commercial fuel purchasers such as farms and business fleets must restructure refuelling schedules or secure alternative bulk supplies to operate within daily ceilings.
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