It comes as Budget 2027 will be announced on 6 October
The Finance Minister has indicated the carbon tax on home-heating oil will be cut in the upcoming budget.
It comes as Budget 2027 will be announced on 6 October.
The cost of filling a standard kerosene tank has risen to more than €1,600 euro, almost 80 percent higher than a year ago.
Around €160 of that is carbon tax.
Over 700,000 households across the country still use oil as their main source of central heating.
Simon Harris had been meeting with a group representing truck drivers ahead of next month's budget announcement earlier today
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