Novak says fuel deliveries prioritized for regions with private gas station agreements
Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said authorities are prioritizing fuel supply to power stations and regions that have signed agreements with private gas stations.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said authorities are prioritizing fuel supply to power stations as well as regions that have signed agreements with private gas stations, Kommersant reported.
The statement was made during a government hour at the Federation Council. According to Novak, this approach is designed to ensure an uninterrupted fuel supply primarily to critical facilities and territories with corresponding agreements.
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The report did not specify which regions or power stations would receive priority access to fuel, and no additional details were provided about the scale of any potential shortage.
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