Gasoline is not yet sold with coupons, but filling a full tank is not always possible. Rosneft introduces restrictions across Russia.
Russia's largest oil company has begun massively restricting the sale of gasoline and diesel at its gas stations.
The Ministry of Economic Development of the Trans-Baikal Territory announced the introduction of restrictions in all regions of the country.
Main restrictions:
in the cities No more than 30 liters of gasoline per car.
on the highways. No more than 50 liters.
- The sale of fuel in cans is prohibited at many gas stations.
However, specific limits vary by region and fuel brand.
Karelia. Governor Arthur Perpchikov approved restrictions on gasoline to 30-50 liters, diesel to 50 liters, and trucks with special pumps to 200 liters.
Krasnoyarsk region. At Rosneft gas stations the limits are set: AI-95 - 30 liters, AI-92 - 50 liters, diesel - 100 liters. Journalists personally checked several gas stations, where, when paying at the cash register, they actually spend no more than 30 liters.
Buryatia. The authorities approved the gasoline restrictions to 30 liters in cities and 50 liters on highways. Separate restrictions apply to diesel fuel.
Novosibirsk region. In some gas stations there is a limit of 30 liters per customer.
Arkhangelsk and Penza regions. Drivers report the return of the restrictions.
Moscow. At one of the gas stations inspected by journalists there is a limit of 50 liters per vehicle.
It is worth noting that in the Krasnoyarsk Territory similar restrictions were lifted only on October 23. Less than three weeks later they had to be returned.
The new restrictions come amid ongoing drone attacks on Russian oil refineries and fuel market disruptions.
The authorities of Karelia explain the restrictions with the need to prevent impulse demand and ensure a uniform distribution of the fuel.