Average prices at gas stations in Moscow during the week of November 9 increased by 0.24-0.56 rubles. per liter, depending on the fuel, increases from the data of the Moscow Fuel Association (MTA).
Against the background of supply disruptions, oil companies and regions began to introduce restrictions on the supply of fuel. In the Trans-Baikal territory, Rosneft reported a limit of 30 liters in cities and 50 liters on highways. In the Leningrad region, it was recommended to limit the supply of gasoline to 30 liters and diesel to 50 liters per person.
As Kommersant's interlocutors note, there is not yet an acute shortage of retail gasoline, but with a widespread reduction in refinery capacity, the restrictions may spread to other regions. Some concerns are related to reserves of winter diesel, which have not yet been created at the beginning of the season.