#ECOC2611635AMay 2026 refinery price factors for gasoline and diesel in Guadeloupe, Guyana and Martinique
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This measure updates the pricing factors used to set refinery exit prices for gasoline and diesel in Guadeloupe, Guyana and Martinique for May 2026. It changes the commercial coefficients for unleaded gasoline and road and non-road diesel, while leaving other products unchanged. It also spreads a €1,593,722.17 balancing adjustment over the seven following months of 2026, which affects how monthly retail pricing is smoothed for fuel distributors and the SARA refinery system in these territories.
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Key Changes
- Sets May 2026 commercial coefficients for unleaded gasoline at 0.934835 and for road and non-road diesel at 1.089623 in Guadeloupe, Guyana and Martinique.
- Keeps the coefficients for other fuel products unchanged.
- Resets the May 2026 balancing adjustment to zero and spreads €1,593,722.17 evenly across the next seven months of 2026.
Obligations
What this law requires
Fuel pricing teams in Guadeloupe, French Guiana, and Martinique must apply the May 2026 commerciality coefficients of 0.934835 for unleaded gasoline and 1.089623 for road and non-road diesel when determining refinery gate prices; the coefficients for other products remain unchanged.
For May 2026, distributors and pricing actors in Guadeloupe, Guyana, and Martinique must use the updated commercial coefficients for refinery exit price determination: 0.934835 for unleaded gasoline and 1.089623 for road and non-road diesel; coefficients for other products remain unchanged.
Any turnover differences for SARA resulting from the May 2026 coefficient change must be taken into account under the correction mechanism provided in Article 3(III) of the amended 5 February 2014 order.
Where the change in coefficients creates revenue differences for SARA, those differences must be taken into account under the correction mechanism provided in Article 3(III) of the amended 5 February 2014 order.
For May 2026, the balancing fraction of the equilibrium turnover correction is set to zero euros, and the corresponding amount of €1,593,722.17 must be spread equally over the seven following months of 2026, in addition to the monthly one-twelfth correction normally applied.