The European Union will allocate 42.6 million barrels of oil from reserves to stabilize the diesel market The member states of the European Union have approved an accelerated release of fuel from strategic reserves to support the market ahead of the start of winter. This was announced by the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen. According to Jorgensen, maximum efforts are now being made to stabilize the situation with diesel. At the same time, the European Commissioner warned that the EU countries will face a "difficult winter" because of the high prices of gas and oil products. "As for diesel, we are now trying to stabilize the diesel market as much as possible with the onset of winter. "There was a very important discussion about the current state of the release of oil from the reserves," Jorgensen said.