Official maximum fuel prices in Belgium
The Belgian FPS Economy sets the highest price a filling station may charge. These are the official maximum prices valid from 14 Nov 2026.
Weekly EU average price in Belgium (Weekly Oil Bulletin)
What does the maximum price mean?
Under the programme contract between the government and the oil sector, the FPS Economy calculates a maximum price from international product prices. Stations may not charge more, but many sell below the maximum – especially unmanned and supermarket stations. A new rate is published the day before it takes effect.
Cheaper across the border?
Average pump prices in neighbouring countries (national averages, not maximum prices):
| Country | Petrol 95 E10 | Diesel B7 |
|---|---|---|
| France | €2.004 | €2.156 |
| Netherlands | €2.196 | €2.361 |
| Germany | €1.941 | €2.184 |
| Luxembourg | €1.627 | €1.987 |
FAQ
What is the maximum price of diesel in Belgium today?
From 14 Nov 2026 the official maximum price of diesel B7 is €2.332 per litre, and petrol 95 E10 costs at most €1.842 per litre.
When do fuel prices change in Belgium?
The FPS Economy adjusts the maximum prices whenever the international product prices move enough. The new rate is published the day before; we update this page every hour.
Is heating oil included?
Yes. The maximum price of heating oil from 14 Nov 2026 is €1.4235 per litre for deliveries under 2,000 litres and €1.3804 for 2,000 litres or more.