Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the Kremlin underestimated the risk of attacks on civilian facilities, which led to a serious fuel crisis in the country, and urged citizens to prepare for possible shortages in fuel supplies. (translated)
Nafta cca 47 Kč a v TV ticho? Za Fialy byla drahá paliva ve zprávách den co den a řešil se každý chudák. Kde je veřejnoprávní @CzechTV teď? Proč už neukazujete reálné dopady na běžné lidi, kteří trpí stejně jako tenkrát? Ukažte realitu tak, jak jste to skvěle dělali i dřív. #cenaPaliv #CzechTV #realita
The three largest Chinese airlines report total losses of 8.2 billion yuan due to high fuel prices and reduced demand, with the losses coming after a profit in the first quarter and continuing for the seventh consecutive year. (translated)
Russia has extended the ban on the export of diesel and heating oils until January 31, 2027, to support the stability of the domestic fuel market amid the growing crisis caused by damage to refineries during Ukrainian attacks. (translated)
Data CCS: Ceny paliv u čerpacích stanic dál rostou. Za litr Naturalu 95 řidiči v průměru zaplatí 42,06 Kč, za litr nafty 45,78 Kč. Ve srovnání se stejnou dobou v loňském roce jsou paliva výrazně dražší - benzin o 8,22 koruny na litru, nafta o 13,32 koruny. https://t.co/UW1Ww02u9W https://t.co/wXGXjkMjLX #paliva #CenyPaliv #benzin
The article describes the vision of climate-neutral Austria in 2050, where noisy fossil fuels and pollution have disappeared, cities are greener and energy self-sufficient, and residents enjoy a stable and higher quality of life due to sustainable practices and collective efforts that emerged in response to the climate crisis. (translated)
On some highways in Italy, particularly on the A22 Brennero-Modena, diesel prices have already surpassed the psychological barrier of 3 euros per liter, which raises concerns and calls from Codacons for government measures to protect consumers from rising fuel costs. (translated)
Fuel prices at gas stations have once again risen to nearly two euros due to a fuel shortage caused by the crisis in the Middle East and Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries, leading to restricted exports and increasing global competitive pressure, while the U.S. has raised its exports to a record level, but with the risk of further declines in reserves. (translated)
In episode 1267 of the Morning podcast, major topics of the day are discussed, such as the increase in asylum applications to Italy from Sweden and Finland, the death of a four-year-old girl in Palermo due to diphtheria after her parents refused vaccination, the fuel shortage situation in Russia, and record gasoline prices in Italy, as well as Carlos Alcaraz's return to the tennis courts after a four-month break. (translated)
Moscow will be a clean city due to the collapse of its gasoline infrastructure. It is experiencing a gasoline collapse: fuel availability has fallen to 28% and the city is effectively becoming unmovable. The suffering of a Moscow taxi driver: he wonders why there is no gasoline. I don't feel sorry for him at all. (translated)
The article reports on the growing tension in Russia, where the exodus of residents has apparently intensified due to the mobilization campaign in Ukraine, while the country faces a fuel shortage and prisoner exchanges are taking place, as Ukraine develops new ballistic missiles that could significantly bolster its military operations against Russian forces. (translated)
Chodorkovsky warns that Russian refineries affected by Ukrainian attacks have been temporarily brought back into operation, but their actual repairs are not being carried out, leading to an unsustainable situation with declining fuel quality and increasing environmental threats. (translated)
Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure in Novorossiysk and Orsk led to the suspension of grain exports and a serious restriction on fuel sales in several Russian regions, indicating the possibility of a severe energy and food crisis collapse in Russia for the upcoming winter. (translated)
Fuel prices in the Czech Republic have decreased, with the cheapest gasoline being in the Ústí Region at an average of 41.01 crowns and diesel in the Pardubice Region at 43.68 crowns, while Prague remains the most expensive region for fuels; the decrease in prices was also contributed by a drop in oil prices in global markets, although global demand for oil is expected to decline according to the International Energy Agency. (translated)
The Russian economy is expected to return to growth in the second quarter, but threats associated with Ukrainian drone attacks on industrial and energy facilities may destabilize this fragile recovery, leading to fuel shortages and accelerating inflation. (translated)
Finance Minister Andrzej Domański announced that a decision on a possible reduction of VAT on fuel will be made in a few days, noting budgetary constraints and issues in the oil market. (translated)
The Ukrainian drone attack on the ZapSibNeftekhim petrochemical complex in Tobolsk temporarily incapacitated the largest Russian producer of liquefied natural gas, reflecting Kyiv's intensified efforts to disrupt fuel supplies to the Russian army and reduce oil export revenues during the ongoing conflict. (translated)
According to data from the European Environment Agency, Czechs rank second to last in Europe in terms of CO2 emissions from newly purchased cars, with an average emission value of 127.9 g/km, indicating a low interest in electric vehicles and a weak focus on fuel efficiency when selecting cars. (translated)
The Russian government has again significantly relaxed regulations for motor fuels, allowing the distribution of low-quality Euro 2 gasoline, which contains up to fifty times more sulfur than European standards, threatening modern cars and potentially leading to significant wear and tear. (translated)
As part of the new Climate Social Fund, the EU plans that from 2028, companies selling fossil fuels will have to pay for CO2 emissions, which will lead to an increase in natural gas and gasoline prices, and the government in Austria is trying to ensure social support for affected households. (translated)
