The Finnish government has reached an agreement to address the ongoing fuel price crisis, according to information obtained by Iltalehti. The agreed-upon support package totals 60 million euros, but does not include a reduction in the blending obligation. Of this total, 30 million euros will be allocated as fuel subsidies for the transport and agricultural sectors. The deal provides financial assistance to entrepreneurs in these industries and private vehicle owners grappling with high fuel costs. While a lowering of the blending obligation was sought, it was ultimately not included in the finalized agreement. This marks a resolution to recent negotiations surrounding the escalating prices of fuel in Finland. The support is intended to alleviate the financial burden on key sectors and individuals.