The government of Slovenia began fuel rationing measures this week amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, supply chain issues, and fuel tourism from neighbouring countries in Europe.
Ljubljana announced the first rationing measures of any EU nation this week, imposing a limit of 50 litres (13 gallons) per person or 200 litres (53 gallons) per business per day in response to shortages across the country, public broadcaster RTV Slovenia reported.
Petrol Group board member Drago Kavšek said the main cause of the spike in demand was the Slovenian government’s fuel pricing system, which is based on a 14-day average of international prices.
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