00:00In the Leningrad region, a limit of 30 liters of gasoline per refueling has been established.
00:06The governor decided that this restriction will remain in place until October 1st.
00:11Alexander Drozdenko declared,
00:13We have abandoned QR codes and tickets for the public.
00:17These are unnecessary inconveniences.
00:19The even and odd license plate system is on hold.
00:23But for now we'll try to manage without him.
00:26According to him, the supply of AI-92 is stabilizing.
00:31while the AI-95 one is more complicated.
00:35It is available, but there is less of it on the market than usual.
00:39However, Drozdenko is confident that the situation will improve in October.
00:44It was not specified what this forecast is based on.
00:47Gasoline shortages continue in Yamal.
00:50For example, at Rosneft gas stations in Nadim,
00:53Gasoline is sold in 30-liter increments and the wait in line can last up to
00:594 hours.
01:00Some other stations operate exclusively with fuel cards
01:04and a separate reserve has been established for emergency vehicles.
01:08In Ecaterimburg, all gas stations have banned refueling in jerrycans without giving explanations.
01:15Drivers complain of queues and empty pumps,
01:18despite the fact that gasoline had suddenly appeared in the city
01:22before the International Youth Festival.
01:26In the Kemerovo region, five gas stations,
01:29Kuzbazki de Lobo y Soyuz,
01:31Perecresto Coil,
01:32Barrel,
01:33KMP Oil
01:34and AZS Region
01:36They signed an agreement with local authorities
01:39to limit the markup margin on gasoline.
01:42At these stations,
01:43The surcharge will not exceed 10% of the purchase price.
01:48The government decided to extend it until the end of October.
01:51the export ban on diesel for producers,
01:54according to Bedomosti, citing his sources.
01:57RBC confirms this information.
02:00According to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak,
02:03This measure should guarantee an increase in reserves for the winter period.
02:08Reuters,
02:09based on an analysis of participants in the fuel market,
02:13It states that half of Russia's largest oil refineries
02:17has drastically reduced its production due to drone attacks.
02:23The refineries in Omsk, Kirishi, Taneco, Volgograd, Norsey and Perm
02:29They represent approximately half of Russia's diesel production.
02:34At the same time,
02:35the Ministry of Energy,
02:37on the contrary,
02:38He reported that additional units have already been put into operation at several refineries.
02:43and that the production of petroleum derivatives has increased.