“ Hungary has developed a draft law on measures to be taken in the event of a fuel emergency. Source: Bloomberg with reference to the corresponding bill, “European Truth” Details: This bill was drafted just days after a major fire at the country’s oil refinery and after the US decision to impose sanctions on Russian energy companies. The bill defines so-called emergency gas stations, which are regulated by the government, in the event of a significant disruption of the fuel supply. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government claims that the country’s fuel supply is secured, even though MOL Nyrt. has not yet released information on how much the explosion and fire affected production at its Danube refinery. We will remind, on the night of October 21, a fire broke out at the main oil refinery of Hungary, which firefighters managed to contain by mid-afternoon. The Szhalombatti refinery, the only major oil refinery in Hungary, processes mainly oil from Russia. Orbán did not rule out that the fire could have been caused by an “external attack”.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Bloomberg with reference to the relevant bill, “European Truth”
Details: This bill was drafted just a few days after a major fire at the country’s oil refinery and after the US decision to impose sanctions against Russian energy companies.
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The bill defines so-called emergency gas stations, which are regulated by the government, in the event of a significant disruption of the fuel supply.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government claims that the country’s fuel supply is secured, even though MOL Nyrt. has not yet released information on how much the explosion and fire affected production at its Danube refinery.
We will remind, on the night of October 21 at the main oil refinery of Hungary a fire broke outwhich firefighters managed to localize by the middle of the day.
The Szhalombatti refinery, the only major oil refinery in Hungary, processes mainly oil from Russia.
Orbán did not rule out that the fire could have been caused “external attack”.