Moscow, St. Petersburg impose fuel sale limits

Moscow gas stations have introduced fuel sales restrictions. At Gazprom Neft stations, the limit is 40 liters of gasoline and diesel per tank, while at Tatneft stations, the limits are 50 liters of gasoline and 60 liters of diesel.

Consensus

Moscow has reintroduced temporary limits on fuel sales at gas stations.
Limits on gasoline sales are in place at Gazpromneft stations in Moscow, with a cap of 40 liters per vehicle.
Tatneft has introduced limits of 50 liters for gasoline and 60 liters for diesel in Moscow.
There is a shortage of gasoline, particularly AI-95, at many gas stations in Moscow.
The fuel crisis has led to long queues and reported disruptions at fuel stations.
The situation in Moscow follows a similar pattern in St. Petersburg, where fuel limits were also introduced.
Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries are cited as a contributing factor to the fuel shortage.

Points of divergence

Gazpromneft in St. Petersburg resumed a 60-liter limit on fuel sales per receipt after lifting it on August 4. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
In St. Petersburg, some stations allow only one fuel canister per customer. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
Tatneft in St. Petersburg set limits of 50 liters on AI-95 and AI-92. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
In St. Petersburg, drivers report that only AI-92 is available at most stations, and AI-95 is missing on many. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
Over 70% of gas stations in Russia are without fuel. — tg_dwglavnoe
As of late last week, fuel was available at only 28.1% of Russian gas stations. — tg_republicmag
In Moscow, AI-95 was available only at one station of the private network Neftemagistral. — tg_istories_media
In Moscow, fuel remains at only two Lukoil stations. — tg_istories_media
Gazpromneft in Moscow claims a 60-liter limit per person for gasoline, with no diesel limit. — tg_istories_media
Some Rosneft stations in Moscow have a 20-liter limit on gasoline. — tg_istories_media
The fuel crisis in Moscow began again the previous Sunday, despite earlier claims of market stabilization. — tg_istories_media

Coverage (20 sources)

In St. Petersburg, alongside Moscow, limits on gasoline sales at gas stations were introduced — The Moscow Times
In Moscow, fuel sales limits have been reintroduced — ASTRA
Moscow gas stations introduced fuel sales restrictions At Gazprom Neft stations, a limit of up to 40 liters of gasoline is in effect — Новости Москвы
In Russia, fuel crisis intensifies again, including in Moscow. At gas stations - huge queues and restrictions on sales... — DW Главное
In Russia — a new wave of fuel crisis. "Izvestia" reported that as of the end of last week, gasoline and diesel were available only on 28.1% of Russian gas stations. — Republic
Gasoline restrictions in Moscow. Russians prepare for the worst. Kiseleva to be removed from the broadcast? — Дождь
Daytime news with Anna Mongait at 14.00 MSK — Дождь (Telegram)
Moscow gas stations have returned limits. Fuel transfer from regions did not help. — Важные истории
At Moscow gas stations, fuel sales limits have appeared again — Новая газета Европа
Moscow gas stations introduced fuel sales limits — Дождь
Fuel crisis: Moscow again imposes limits on gasoline sales — ЭХО / Новости
Moscow introduced limits on gasoline sales — The Moscow Times
In Moscow, gasoline sales have been restricted again — Meduza
At Moscow gas stations, limits on gasoline sales have been reintroduced — SOTAvision
In Moscow, fuel sales limits have been reintroduced again — ASTRA
Limits on fuel sales are being reintroduced in Moscow, reports media. — Первый Московский
Limits on fuel sales introduced at gas stations in Moscow — The Insider
Gasoline is available at less than one-third of gas stations in Russia — Дождь (Telegram)
RBC: Moscow gas stations report limits and demand for gasoline — Вести
RBC: demand for fuel has risen at Moscow gas stations — Москва 24

Moscow, St. Petersburg impose fuel sale limits

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