Gazprom Neft Lifts Fuel Purchasing Limits Across 13 Russian Regions
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The fuel crisis, which worsened in Russia following a series of Ukrainian drone strikes on the oil infrastructure, dramatically changed market demand.
In Russia, against the background of the fuel crisis, hundreds of filling stations (gas stations) began to close — for example, during the period from January to August, 322 gas stations were stopped and repaired, which is 70% more than in the same period last year.
Gazprom Neft Lifts Fuel Purchasing Limits Across 13 Russian Regions
Gazprom Neft is also now allowing customers to fill up gasoline canisters at the pump once again, something major gas stations banned at the height of this summer’s fuel shortage to prevent hoarding.
Due to the fuel crisis in Russia, a large number of gas stations are closing.
Hundreds of gas stations are closing in Russia as a fuel crisis grips nearly every region of the country, The Moscow Times reports. From January to August, 322 gas stations were closed for repairs, a 70 percent increase over the same period last year.
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