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New fuel support measures coming. Transport, firefighters and taxis covered
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New fuel support measures coming. Transport, firefighters and taxis covered

Jornal de Negócios14 September 2026 at 13:18

The Portuguese Government will implement new support measures to address rising fuel prices. The measures are aimed at specific sectors that will be covered by these subsidies.

The sectors covered include transport, firefighters and taxis. These professional groups will be supported by the Executive to mitigate the impact of constant fuel increases on their activity.

So far, the Government has made available around one billion euros through the ISP discount mechanism, the Special Tax on Petroleum Products. This value represents a significant investment by the Executive to protect these sectors.

Government estimates indicate that this value will reach 1.3 billion euros by the end of the year, which demonstrates the Executive's ongoing commitment to supporting professionals affected by the energy crisis.

Why this matters

Readers will feel the direct impact on transport costs, as the support aims to mitigate the increase in fuel prices. Professionals such as taxi drivers, transport operators and firefighters will be the main beneficiaries of these government support measures.

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