Low Water Makes Fuel on the Rhine Expensive – Fuel Prices
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The kidney has reached a record minimum level, and the drought is starting to hit Europe's economy directly. In Kaub, Germany, water measures only 6 centimeters, well below the negative record recorded in 2018. Under these conditions, the transport of goods on the river has become impossible. Chemicals, fuels, raw materials and other goods are redirected to trucks and trains, which means higher costs and delays.
The low levels of the Rhine hinder fuel transport. This can be seen on the price tables of the petrol stations in the western federal states.
The drought in Germany almost shuts down important lifelines of the industry. Satellite images show how serious the situation is. Economy from above is a cooperation with LiveEO.
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