Novak called on industry companies to comply with fuel supply obligations

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak recommended that industry companies comply with their obligations to supply petroleum products. This was announced on July 16 by the press service of the Government of the Russian Federation.

"Novak recommended that industry companies comply with the obligations stipulated by law for the supply of petroleum products as part of the northern delivery," the Maks messenger said.

At the meeting on regional supply, Novak also noted that ensuring stable and timely fuel supplies remains one of the priorities of the government and regional authorities.

In addition, special attention was paid at the meeting to the delivery of necessary resources to hard-to-reach settlements.

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The day before, Novak announced filling the market with diesel fuel. According to him, all the necessary volumes will be delivered to the regions in order to fully meet the needs of agricultural producers during the harvest period.

On July 13, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the situation with oil products in Russia would gradually recover. He also noted that Russia has a strong and reliable energy foundation.