International fuel prices
Fuel taxes are an important source of revenue for financing the transport sector. They charge road user the costs of transport infrastructure. While 10 US cents per liter may yield the financial resources necessary to maintain the road system, an additional 3-5 US cents can be a source of finance for urban transport.
Numerous countries earn revenues through fuel taxes, which can be used for reducing public transport fares or providing social services. Fuel taxation can shift the burden of indirect negative effects of transport (such as environmental pollution, noise, congestion costs, etc.) onto transport users.
“International Fuel Prices” is a long-time effort of GIZ on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development to provide decision-makers with global data on fuel prices. The worldwide comparability of fuel prices helps implementing a rational energy pricing policy.
International Fuel Prices 2010/2011
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Released: International Fuel Prices 2010/2011
The 2010/2011 International Fuel Prices report provides an overview of the retail prices of gasoline and diesel in over 170 countries. It further explores recent trends and case studies on fuel prices and fuel pricing policies in developing countries. The current edition is based on our survey in mid-November 2010 and provides a snapshot based on the crude oil price level of USD 81 per barrel.
giz-en-IFP2010.pdf, 9.04 MB (English)
International Fuel Prices 2009
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International Fuel Prices 2009 - Four Parts
Due to its size the document has been split into four parts to make the download faster. You find the full version below Part 4.
gtz2009-en-ifp-part-1.pdf, 2.14 MB (english)
gtz2009-en-ifp-part-2.pdf, 1.89 MB (english)
gtz2009-en-ifp-part-3.pdf, 2.37 MB (english)
gtz2009-en-ifp-part-4.pdf, 2.17 MB (english) -
International Fuel Prices 2009 - Full Version
The 2009 International Fuel Prices report provides an overview of the retail prices of gasoline and diesel in more than 170 countries, discusses pricing policies, presents case studies on the impact of high and volatile fuel prices in 2007/2008 in developing countries and provides access to numerous additional resources. (114 pages, over 450 graphs and figures).
gtz2009-en-ifp-full-version.pdf, 7.55 MB (english)
Downloads
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GIZ International Fuel Prices 6th Edition - Data Preview
This document provides an overview of retail prices of gasoline and diesel in more than 170 countries based on our survey in mid-November 2008.
en-international-fuel-prices-data-preview-2009.pdf, 0.41 MB (English) -
International Fuel Prices 2007 in 2 Minutes
The brochure gives a short overview about International Fuel Prices.
en-flyer-international-fuelprices-2007.pdf, 0.73 MB (English) -
Increasing and Volatile Oil Prices
Survey of literature on the topic.
en-reading-list-fuel-Prices-03-2008.pdf, 0.11 MB (English) -
International Fuel Prices 2007
Fully updated publication based on survey in Mid-November 2006 with information on diesel and gasoline prices in more than 170 countries.
en-international-fuelprices-final2007.pdf, 5.73 MB (English) -
International Fuel Prices 2005
The 2005 edition includes information on gasoline and diesel prices in 172 countries, time series, contraband and state financing.
en_International_Fuel_Prices_2005.pdf, 4.38 MB (English)
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Your Contribution - International Fuel Price Survey
In order to broaden the database and to provide data series throughout the year we decided to invite the public to participate in our study. Please assist us by completing the form on our special webpage.
www.sutp.org/fuelprices