Nikolai Shulginov, head of the Russian Ministry of Energy, announced that it is not possible to further lift the ban on gasoline exports from the Russian Federation. His words guide the way TASS.
According to the minister, the lifting of this ban may occur “at the next stage”, that is, in subsequent additional government measures aimed at maintaining stability in the fuel market.
“We must act according to the situation,” says the head of the energy department.
It assumes that the decision signed by the Chairman of the Council of Ministers will help stabilize the situation in the country’s domestic fuel market.
6 October Russian government approved Additional measures to stabilize the domestic fuel market. Compulsory sales standards for exchange trading of AI-95 gasoline were increased from 13% to 15%, and for diesel fuel from 9.5% to 12.5%.
Later Shulginov statedHe said that the Russian government’s measures to stabilize the fuel market have already led to a decline in prices at gas stations.
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