The current situation regarding the supply of oil derivatives on the domestic market was discussed at a meeting of the Standing Working Group of the Organization for the National Strategy for Crisis Situations in the Oil Sector. According to the Ministry of Mining and Energy, it was concluded that the domestic market is currently stable in terms of fuel supply.
The main topics of the meeting included the level of oil derivative reserves held by oil companies, import plans for diesel and gasoline, and logistical issues related to fuel transport from the region. It was assessed that the domestic market remains well supplied and that there are no changes to import plans for November, despite various challenges oil companies face concerning procurement, logistics, and refinery operations across the region.
The Director of the Energy Reserves Administration, Dragiša Lazarević, thanked representatives of relevant state institutions and oil companies for their efficiency and emphasized the importance of timely communication regarding any potential issues related to the supply of oil derivatives.
Representatives of NIS reported that production at the Pančevo refinery is proceeding according to plan, ensuring sufficient crude oil supplies to maintain processing operations until November 25.
The meeting also outlined administrative measures adopted by the Government to facilitate activities related to the import of oil derivatives. In addition, participants highlighted the importance of maintaining balanced market supply, particularly by ensuring adequate fuel distribution to small gas stations.
