The nation’s gas stations continue to experience heightened demand, resulting in sporadic fuel shortages, particularly affecting diesel and fuel oil. The government is actively seeking clarification from industry stakeholders regarding the fundamental issues causing these disruptions. Premier Robert Golob stated during a recent televised election campaign that the administration intends to streamline logistics and mitigate these problems.
It is being considered to mobilize military resources for fuel transport if necessary. Relatedly, the government will convene a meeting today at its headquarters, inviting representatives from Petrol and Mola, alongside members of the reserve institute. Minister for the environment, climate and energy Bojan Kumer is tasked with coordinating with pertinent organizations to assess the current market conditions.
The government’s agenda for today includes a thorough examination of potential solutions to guarantee a consistent supply of fuel. The focus remains on addressing the underlying problems and ensuring a stable supply chain for the nation’s fuel needs.
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