Motor Oil Petros Tzannetakis called for the removal of the extraordinary measures implemented during the crisis in the fuel market today as part of an information on the results of 2024, held on the Stock Exchange.

This is the maximum profit margin in fuel marketing and the extraordinary contribution to refineries.

For the first (profit margin), Mr Tzannetakis said that “it is absurd”, as successive increases in the minimum wage have been mediated. The validity of the current data expires at the end of April.

For the extraordinary levy he hoped that it would not be repeated, arguing that this method is practically violated by the European Regulation on the ceiling of the State.

Asked about the impact of the tariff war, Mr Tzannetakis said that they have already (since January) ordered the photovoltaic panels for the construction of projects implemented in collaboration with PPC Renewables, as well as the materials for the construction of the new Argos unit that will be replaced by the new Argos Unit. quarter, while both losses and loss of revenue have been covered by insurance.

Also, as Mr Tzannetakis said, the new 877 megawatt plant has already been put into a test mode built in collaboration with GEK TERNA and is estimated to be fully operational by the summer.

Finally, for 2025 he said he was moderately optimistic, considering that despite the uncertainty internationally tourism would move on positive territory.