All news
Politics
Business
Technology
Incidents
Sports
Weather
Science
Entertainment
World
Real Estate
AI News
Diesel and gasoline prices will soar next weekPhoto by Eduardo Soares on Pexels
BusinessAveiro

Diesel and gasoline prices will soar next week

Diário de Aveiro4 September 2026 at 17:30

Diesel and gasoline prices will increase next week. Diesel is expected to reach 2.169 euros per liter, while 95 gasoline will reach 2.142 euros per liter.

This increase is due to geopolitical tension in the Middle East, which has been affecting oil markets and contributing to the rise in fuel prices.

The possibility of a reduction in ISP (Excise Tax on Petroleum Products) is also mentioned, although details about this measure are not specified in the article.

Consumers will therefore need to prepare to pay more for fuel next week, in a context of uncertainty in international markets.

Related articles

Aeroportos. ANAC revê critérios de avaliação de qualidadePhoto by smuldur on Pexels
Business

Airports. ANAC reviews quality assessment criteria

ANAC approved on August 31st new quality assessment rules for the main Portuguese airports, covering Lisbon, Porto, Faro, Funchal and Ponta Delgada. The changes to the assessment criteria will be implemented in a phased manner from September, representing a significant update in how the quality of airport services is measured and monitored in Portugal.

Observador04/09/26, 18:18
ANTRAM. "É um sofrimento silencioso"Photo by Allan Carvalho on Pexels
Business

ANTRAM. "It is a silent suffering"

The National Association of Public Road Freight Transporters (ANTRAM), through its spokesperson André Matias de Almeida, warned of a disruption in the road transport sector due to the persistent increase in fuel prices. Matias de Almeida praised the measures adopted by the government to support the sector but warned that these measures may prove insufficient given the severity of the situation, describing the moment as a "silent suffering" for transporters.

Observador04/09/26, 18:14
Quiosques Volta chegam a Cascais e já há outros seis acordados com autarquiasPhoto by Fritz_the_Cat on Pexels
Business

Volta Kiosks Arrive in Cascais and Six More Already Agreed with Local Authorities

The managing entity of the Deposit and Refund System (SDR), brand Volta, is reinforcing the packaging collection network outside supermarkets, with the opening of a new kiosk in Cascais, joining Albufeira, Barcelos, Funchal, Ponta Delgada and Vila Nova de Famalicão. In total, 12 kiosks are already contracted, with six more in the implementation phase for Almada, Aveiro, Mafra, Oeiras, Portimão and Vila do Conde. Destined mainly for the Horeca sector (restaurants, hotels, cafés), the kiosks allow returning large quantities of packaging at once, with capacity for about 120 packages per minute. SDR Portugal's goal is to reach 50 units distributed across 38 municipalities. The system, which launched in April, already has more than 3,000 automatic collection points and covers beverage packaging up to three liters, with a ten-cent deposit per package.

Eco04/09/26, 18:10
Confagri pede apoios e menos burocracia para agricultura economicamente viávelPhoto by Rafael Minguet Delgado on Pexels
Business

Confagri calls for support and less bureaucracy for economically viable agriculture

Confagri calls on the Government to ensure balanced competition between Portugal and Spain regarding fuel and energy prices, defend a strong Common Agricultural Policy, and reduce bureaucracy, in order to guarantee economically viable agriculture in the country.

Açoriano Oriental04/09/26, 18:06