The new maximum fuel prices in Madeira take effect at 0:00 on 16 November, according to a dispatch published in the Official Journal.
The maximum retail selling prices for fuel in Madeira will apply from 0:00 on 16 November 2026, under a joint dispatch signed on 3 November and published in the Official Journal. In practice, no fuel station in the Region may sell petrol, road diesel or dyed and marked diesel above these values.
Joint Dispatch No. 104/2026, signed by the Regional Secretary for the Economy, José Manuel de Sousa Rodrigues, and by the Regional Secretary for Finance, Duarte Nuno Nunes de Freitas, approves the maximum prices for the Autonomous Region of Madeira. To approve (homologar) means that the Regional Government officially endorses these values, which become the legal ceiling for sales to consumers. Prices are set per litre and apply across the entire archipelago.
Dyed and marked diesel is a fuel with restricted use, subject to specific tax rules, for example for certain agricultural activities and fishing. The dispatch does not state who may use it, so consumers should check the applicable rules with the competent authorities.
The approval is based on paragraphs 1 and 3 of Article 3 of Ordinance No. 25/2022, of 26 January, in its current wording. This is a joint dispatch, meaning an act signed by two members of the Regional Government, which only sets the maximum prices. These values are defined on the basis of the national fuel price formation regime, applied in Madeira with regional adjustments.
The text of the dispatch does not indicate the change compared with previous weeks, nor the specific criteria used to calculate each price. The figures are therefore available only from the information published in the Official Journal, without comparison with earlier prices.
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