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Significant Decrease in Fuel Violations in Attica in 2026
2 sourcesFirst reported 22 days agoUpdated 21 days ago
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- Significant decrease in fuel-related infractions in Attica has been reported for 2026 according to the Hellenic Petroleum Marketing Companies Association (ΣΕΕΠΕ).
- A study conducted by the Fuel and Lubricants Technology Laboratory at the National Technical University of Athens indicates that the infraction rate at fuel stations has dropped to 23%.
- The report emphasizes the importance of ongoing monitoring and regulatory efforts to maintain this trend in compliance.
- This data reflects a positive change in a sector previously troubled by high levels of malpractice.
- The findings were presented in light of the association's broader objectives related to fuel marketing practices in Greece.
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