Eni to cut fuel prices 20% for farmers and fishers
The energy company's discount follows a cap on pump prices and a separate offer aimed at lowering household utility bills.
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Italian energy company Eni has announced a 20% reduction in fuel prices for farmers and fishers, according to a report by ANSA.
The move follows an earlier cap on prices at Eni's gas stations and comes alongside a separate new offer aimed at reducing household utility bills, the report said.
Further details on how the discount will be applied, which fuel types it covers, or how long it will remain in place were not included in the report.
Sources
- Eni announces 20% fuel-price cut for farmers, fishers — ANSA (Italy)
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