Diesel crisis impact hits Britain
The global energy crisis driven by damaged refineries and geopolitical conflicts has caused a significant rise in diesel prices worldwide, including record highs in the UK. As refining capacity drops due to strikes, sanctions, and war-related damage, supplies of diesel—crucial for transportation and industry—have become severely strained. This shortage has led to increased costs for small businesses, consumers, and logistics, with UK diesel prices approaching £2 per litre and contributing to inflation.
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