Russia's Leningrad Region Considers Fuel Rationing as Shortages Persist
Officials may limit refueling to alternate days and 20-30 liters per vehicle as smaller stations nearly stop operating, governor Alexander Drozdenko said.
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Russia’s Leningrad region will limit fuel purchases to 30 liters (almost 8 gallons) per fill-up. About one in five independent and small gas stations have stopped operating.
The Leningrad region will introduce a uniform fuel-purchase limit of “30 liters per fill-up” in the coming days, the regional government’s press office told Fontanka. Officials did not explain what “30 liters per fill-up” means, but it most likely refers to a 30-liter limit per vehicle.
This was stated by the governor of the Leningrad region Alexander Drozdenko. According to the results of the meeting “with the heads of vertically integrated oil companies”, Drozdenko said, “the situation with AI-92 gasoline is stabilizing”, the fuel is and the forecast is positive”. Difficult with AI-95, which is “less on the market than usual”. And as for diesel, then, according to the governor, “everything is fine, there are no interruptions.…
In the Leningrad Region of Russia, due to interruptions in the supply of gasoline, they can introduce refueling of cars every other day - depending on the parity of the last digit of the license plate. The authorities of the region expect to ensure the sale of at least 20-30 liters of fuel per car per day. This is reported by Russian media with reference to the statement of the governor of the Leningrad region Alexander Drozdenko. READ ALSO: Fue…
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