Rosneft has again limited the sale of gasoline at its gas stations. The authorities of Transbaikalia say that throughout the country.
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"Rosenft introduces restrictions in all regions of the country (30 liters city, 50 highway)", the Ministry of Economic Development of the Trans-Baikal Territory reported today. In Transbaikalia itself, at gas stations, companies sell no more than 50 liters; They don't pour it into cans. On October 23, Rosneft lifted all restrictions.
When the authorities have already approved the restrictions:
- Karelia. At Rosneft gas stations in cities you can buy no more than 30 liters of gasoline, on highways - 50. Diesel - up to 50 liters, in pumps for trucks - up to 200, they are not sold in cans, said the head of the republic Artur Perpchikov on November 8. The previous restrictions in area 24 have been removed in area 24.
- Buryatia. In the cities there is no more than 30 liters of gasoline and 50 liters of diesel fuel, on highways - 50 and 200 liters, wrote the Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Republic Yevgeny Korkin.
- Novosibirsk region. The restrictions at Rosneft gas stations were approved by the regional office for economic development.
Reuters, citing local media, also writes about restrictions in Krasnoyarsk, Arkhangelsk and Penza regions.
The Leningrad Region today recommended one standard for all gas stations: no more than 30 liters of gasoline and 50 liters of diesel per person, Governor Alexander Drozdenko said. According to him, the reason is that "a number of large vertically integrated oil companies present restrictions on the volume of fuel supplied". Last night, drones hit the Kirishi industrial area, Drozdenko wrote. The KINEF oil refinery is located in Krishi.
In the Nizhny Novgorod region, a limit of 40 liters of gasoline per fill-up has been in effect since Nov. 1, according to Reuters. It was introduced after a drone attack, in which, according to Governor Gleb Nikitin, an industrial plant in the Kastovsky district suffered "significant damage". The Lukoil refinery is located in this area.