Energy. Fuel: Why Certain Stations in North-Eastern France Face Supply Difficulties
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On Thursday, 22% of the gas stations in the East are experiencing difficulties in supplying diesel or gasoline, but prices are falling at most stations due to the government's release of strategic stocks.
The President and CEO of Coopérative U indicated that several oil deposits were in rupture in the north. About 10% of French stations are in difficulty.
▶️ The fall in fuel prices is causing consumption to rise again, which is a problem in the north-east of the country. There is also a fear of further price spikes and, therefore, people are keeping their tanks full. In Grand Est, one station out of five lacks at least one fuel, especially unleaded fuel. It is transported by boat via the Rhine, but its level, low due to the drought, restricts navigation. Oil depots are not sufficiently replenishe…
Several oil deposits suffer from stock disruptions due to the low level of the Rhine and an acceleration of fuel sales The fuel supply is energized in the "
Referring to the low level of the Rhine which disrupts supplies, Dominique Schelcher indicated on Wednesday that "point breaks" were observed in some gas stations in northeastern France.
While demand is rising again, against the background of lower pump prices, the drying up of the Rhine is hampering the resupply of petroleum products, warns Wednesday, November 11 Dominique Schelcher.
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