The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimated on the 29th that crude oil prices will rise to about 115 U.S. dollars this year.
Gas stations in many cities in the United Kingdom have queued up for gasoline on the 29th. The reason is that the unions of petrol suppliers are brewing a large-scale **, and many government officials “encourage†people to stockpile gasoline for emergency use. . The mad purchase scene has caused hundreds of gas stations to be temporarily closed and restrictions have been imposed in many places. It has been reported that employees of five oil companies in the United Kingdom have been in favor of trade unions to take collective action due to their dissatisfaction with remuneration packages, working conditions and safety measures. Although the union has not yet set a specific date, the “preparedness†statements of several government officials have made the hoarding of petrol ahead of the attention of the British public.
On the 28th, the summary data of the British Gasoline Retailers Association showed that gasoline sales at its gas stations increased by 81% over normal sales, and diesel sales increased by 43%.
According to reports, after officials encouraged the public to soak up oil, millions of car owners flocked to filling stations across the country for fuel, and many gas stations reported that they were sold out on the night. On the 29th, the situation was even more serious. In Halford, sales of oil drums used to store gasoline rose by 467%.
The report also quoted the British Automobile Association as saying that there are hundreds of gas stations across the country that have been forced to close because of mad buying by the public. Other gas station organizations may worry about exacerbating public panic, and there is no specific number of public closures.
According to another report, a gas station in Bournemouth exhausted nearly 1 kilometer of traffic dragons at noon on the 29th. A small number of people had a dispute over the queue.
In order to eliminate the security risks caused by long queues, the British police have required some gas stations to be temporarily closed for safety reasons; the fire department has received some attendance tasks to handle the spill of gasoline due to excessive refueling by the public; some gas stations in Cambridge have taken The purchase restriction measures stipulate that each vehicle can only add £10 gasoline or diesel at a time.
Gas stations in many cities in the United Kingdom have queued up for gasoline on the 29th. The reason is that the unions of petrol suppliers are brewing a large-scale **, and many government officials “encourage†people to stockpile gasoline for emergency use. . The mad purchase scene has caused hundreds of gas stations to be temporarily closed and restrictions have been imposed in many places. It has been reported that employees of five oil companies in the United Kingdom have been in favor of trade unions to take collective action due to their dissatisfaction with remuneration packages, working conditions and safety measures. Although the union has not yet set a specific date, the “preparedness†statements of several government officials have made the hoarding of petrol ahead of the attention of the British public.
On the 28th, the summary data of the British Gasoline Retailers Association showed that gasoline sales at its gas stations increased by 81% over normal sales, and diesel sales increased by 43%.
According to reports, after officials encouraged the public to soak up oil, millions of car owners flocked to filling stations across the country for fuel, and many gas stations reported that they were sold out on the night. On the 29th, the situation was even more serious. In Halford, sales of oil drums used to store gasoline rose by 467%.
The report also quoted the British Automobile Association as saying that there are hundreds of gas stations across the country that have been forced to close because of mad buying by the public. Other gas station organizations may worry about exacerbating public panic, and there is no specific number of public closures.
According to another report, a gas station in Bournemouth exhausted nearly 1 kilometer of traffic dragons at noon on the 29th. A small number of people had a dispute over the queue.
In order to eliminate the security risks caused by long queues, the British police have required some gas stations to be temporarily closed for safety reasons; the fire department has received some attendance tasks to handle the spill of gasoline due to excessive refueling by the public; some gas stations in Cambridge have taken The purchase restriction measures stipulate that each vehicle can only add £10 gasoline or diesel at a time.
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