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North Macedonia PM Addresses Diesel Shortage Concerns and Refinery Restart Plans

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Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski responded to warnings from the International Energy Agency regarding diesel shortages. He stated that traders do not anticipate fuel shortages for the remainder of the year or the coming year. Mickoski also noted discussions with the management of OKTA about restarting the Skopje refinery to produce diesel fuel, a prospect made viable by a restored pipeline connecting the refinery to the port of Solun.

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The government maintains a policy of keeping fuel prices at the lowest possible level to protect citizens' living standards. The potential restart of the Skopje refinery and the pipeline connection could stabilize national energy supply and support this pricing policy.

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    Policy action could secure national energy supply and maintain low fuel prices.

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    The government's commitment could demonstrate stability in fuel pricing.

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