Communicate master data of fuel price authority holders (PHI)

If you are one of the price-setting authorities (PHI) for fuels, you have a reporting obligation to the Market Transparency Unit for Fuels (MTS-K). You must register there and provide your master data for this purpose.

To be able to report price changes to the Market Transparency Unit for Fuels (MTK-S) as a fuel price sovereign (PHI), you must first register with your master data.

You are required to report to the MTS-K if you:

• as a mineral oil company, dictate the retail prices to operators of public gas stations and thus retain pricing sovereignty.
• operate a public petrol station and set the fuel prices yourself. This is also the case if the selling prices were recommended to you on a non-binding basis.

Due to the reporting obligation, you are legally required to transmit every price change for standard fuels to the MTS-K within 5 minutes of the change. Standard fuels include

• Super E5
• Super E10
• diesel passenger car

You register with the Market Transparency Unit for Fuels (MTS-K) preferably online, but also by post, e-mail or fax.

When you register online:

• Access the electronic registration form of the Market Transparency Unit for Fuels and fill it out completely. The form guides you step by step through the required information and necessary documents.
• Upload the required documents.
• Submit the form electronically.
• The MTS-K will review the submitted documents and contact you if there are any questions or if further documents are required.

When registering by mail, email, or fax:

• Access the registration form of the Market Transparency Unit for Fuels.
• Please fill out the registration form to provide MTS-K with your basic information.
• A PDF is generated that you print out and send to the MTS-K along with the required documents.
• The MTS-K will verify your information and contact you if there are any questions or if further documents are required.

You must register immediately if you operate as a fuel price setter (PHI).

There are no costs.

• Objection
• lawsuit before the administrative court