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Molecules Do Not Disappear. Their Market Shrinks.

A lot of energy-transition arguments begin with today’s fossil fuel demand. Coal, oil, and gas still dominate global primary energy, so it is tempting to draw a straight line from the current fuel system to a future molecule system. Replace natural gas with hydrogen. Replace bunker fuel with ammonia or ... [continued]

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Péter Magyar talks about possible drastic fuel price fall, MOL signs crucial agreement about taking over Serbian refinery

Prime Minister Péter Magyar said market prices for petrol and diesel could fall under price caps in force for motorists with Hungarian number plates in a post on Facebook. Meanwhile, Hungarian oil and gas company MOL said it signed a shareholders’ agreement with the government of Serbia on the future governance of Serbian peer NIS. […] Continue reading:…

Fuel sales to private individuals suspended in Russian-occupied Sevastopol

The governor of the Russian-occupied Crimean city of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhayev, said plans to distribute fuel to private individuals were being postponed because Ukraine’s strikes have prevented new shipments, Reuters reports. Razvozhayev’s statement that fuel would not be available with prepaid vouchers now coincided with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s statement that Kyiv’s…

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Lower Fuel Prices Bring Relief, But Many Eye EVs as Living Costs Rise

Fuel prices in Laos have declined steadily over the past two months, bringing some relief to motorists as inflation and transport costs ease. But for many households, fuel remains a major expense, and some consumers are beginning to consider electric vehicles as a long-term way to reduce transport costs. As of 11 June, premium and […]

Ukraine strikes deepen fuel crisis in Russian-occupied regions

Ukraine’s intensive drone strikes on Russian-occupied regions have disrupted Moscow’s supply chains and deepened the fuel crisis, writes the BBC. Logistical problems and fuel shortages are particularly felt in Crimea, which Russia annexed in 2014. Many problems have been caused by recent Ukrainian attacks on the main highway and bridge connecting the peninsula with the […]

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Pakistan expects third LNG cargo from Qatar as Fuwairit crosses Strait of Hormuz

Pakistan is expecting a third liquefied natural gas cargo from Qatar within days under a long-term supply agreement, officials said Tuesday.

The LNG carrier Fuwairit crossed the Strait of Hormuz and is bound for Port Qasim, bringing contracted Qatari LNG to help stabilize the country's energy supply amid volatile global fuel prices

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Cuba runs out of fuel due to US blockade

The Cuban capital is experiencing its worst power outages in decades due to the US blockade, and the country’s Energy Minister Vincente de la O has reported that it has completely run out of fuel, Reuters reports. The minister told state media that the country has run out of oil and diesel and the power […]

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Hungary ran out of strategic reserves, many fuel stations close: diesel shortage looming?

Independent petrol stations warned that "serious motor fuel supply problems" could arise in the coming 2-3 weeks, or sooner, if they must continue to sell their diesel at cost, the head of the Association of Independent Petrol Stations (FBSZ) told MTI on Tuesday. MOL talks about no looming diesel shortage. Many fuel stations may close […] Continue reading:…

EU: Airlines can’t raise prices after ticket sales or refuse compensation

The European Commission has made a point in new guidelines for the bloc’s transport and tourism sectors that airlines must not raise prices after ticket sales or refuse to pay compensation for cancelled flights due to rising fuel costs. The new rules were adopted in response to disruptions to fuel supply chains and the closure […]

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PTI accuses govt of ‘unprecedented economic crisis’, slams claims of stability

ISLAMABAD: PTI accused the government on Monday of driving Pakistan into an “unprecedented economic and governance crisis” that has “crushed the common man”.

In a statement, PTI’s Information Secretary Sheikh Waqas Akram stated that the “stability” claimed by the government was nothing but a “cruel joke on 250 million Pakistanis”.

Akram said that after four years of no reforms, inflation had…

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America doesn’t depend on the Strait of Hormuz — but rural Alaska does

All over the world, nations are grappling with the ripple effects of the war in Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for the global oil market. In the United States, however, President Donald Trump has emphasized that the country imports little oil through the strait, arguing that it “doesn’t […]

Kerosene crisis could slam the door on us: will Budapest Airport function this season?

Looming kerosene crisis: will Budapest Airport function this season or should we be concerned for our summer flights?

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A worker said the refinery “looked like a war zone” after overnight explosions, and now Australia’s already strained fuel supply is facing new threats

A massive fire broke out at one of Australia’s two oil refineries in the early hours of Thursday, sending emergency crews to Viva Energy’s Corio facility in Geelong, southwest of Melbourne, just before midnight Wednesday. As detailed by BBC News and SBS, reports of explosions and towering flames prompted multiple emergency calls overnight. All 50 to 100 workers on site were evacuated safely, with…

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Fuel price surge pushes Philippine inflation above BSP target

MANILA — The Philippines’ annual inflation rate accelerated more than expected in March, breaching the central bank’s 2% to 4% target range, driven largely by a sharp increase in fuel prices amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. READ: Philippine annual inflation quickens to 4.1% in March Headline inflation rose to 4.1% in March from a year earlier, […]

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Latvia ready to intervene in the fuel market – how far can price controls go?

Fuel retailers in Latvia may be subject to a solidarity levy if their actual retail prices exceed an objectively calculated benchmark price by more than 3%, according to a draft law submitted by the Ministry of Economics (EM). Under the proposed legislation, if a retailer’s fuel price exceeds the benchmark retail price by more than […]

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