Spain’s butane “bombona” canister hits four-year high as prices rise again
Those living in Spain who use the traditional orange butane bottle will be paying more from Tuesday, September 15, after […]
Spain's traditional orange butane bottle, known as the "bombona de butano," will see its price increase from €17.83 to a maximum of €18.84 starting Tuesday, September 15. This is a 4.96% rise, reaching the highest price in four years. The increase is due to higher international commodity costs, increased transport costs, and a temporary reduction in Spain's Hydrocarbons Tax.
The change is significant, with prices jumping €3.45 since May, a 22% rise in just four months. The regulated price, limited to a 5% increase at each two-month review, affects households using butane for cooking, heating, and domestic needs. British residents in Spain should note the new price when purchasing butane for their properties.
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