gas stations
Coverage of gas stations in the Nexus archive.
- Russian Strike on Kharkiv Kills One, Injures 20 Including Four Children
One person was killed and 20 others, including four children, were injured when Russian forces attacked Kharkiv with guided aerial bombs and drones. The strike damaged residential buildings, set vehicles ablaze, and hit gas stations in two districts, according to Mayor Ihor Terekhov.
- ADNOC spends $1B on gas stations in South Africa
ADNOC Distribution, the retail arm of Abu Dhabi's state oil company, acquired Shell's downstream business in South Africa for $1 billion, securing 580 gas stations and a 10% market share. The deal is part of ADNOC's broader strategy, which includes investments in a Texan LNG project, Argentinian gas blocks, and a $16.9 billion takeover of Covestro, as well as launching a global LNG trading platform targeting 47 million tonnes annually by 2035.
- Gas stations entice holiday drivers with deals ahead of Independence Day weekend travels
Gas stations and retailers are offering deals to attract drivers during the Independence Day weekend as gas prices have risen nearly 40% since February.
- Russian Strikes Kill 3, Hit Gas Stations and Civilian Sites in Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia Regions
Russia attacked Ukraine overnight using drones, missiles, and guided bombs, killing 3 people and injuring over a dozen. Drone strikes hit 5 gas stations and damaged railway infrastructure in Dnipropetrovsk, while 7 guided bombs struck civilian areas in Zaporizhzhia. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted 130 of 151 drones and a Kh-59 missile.
- Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries plunge Russia into a summer fuel crisis
Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries have caused fuel shortages in Russia, leading to long lines at gas stations and rising public frustration. The attacks have disrupted fuel supplies, creating uncertainty for motorists across the country.
- Russians fight over fuel at gas stations as Putin is forced to admit the country faces shortages in wake of Ukrainian attacks
Russians are fighting over fuel at gas stations as Putin acknowledges the country faces shortages. The shortages are attributed to Ukrainian attacks.
- Russian Attacks Target Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Dnipropetrovsk, Injuring 6
Russian forces attacked Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Dnipropetrovsk in Ukraine with ballistic missiles and drones, injuring at least six people. The attacks caused fires in Kyiv's Darnytskyi district, damaged a secondary school in Chernihiv, and struck gas stations and a sports school in Dnipropetrovsk.
- Russian Attack Destroys Gas Stations in Ukrainian Border City
Russian forces launched a massive overnight strike on the city of Trostianets in Ukraine’s Sumy region, destroying gas stations and damaging residential properties, according to Mayor Yurii Bova. No civilian casualties were reported.
- Dangerous new drug could be ‘next wave of the opioid epidemic’ — and you can buy it at gas stations
The FDA warns that a readily-available opioid-like drug, legal in 42 states, could become the next fentanyl-like crisis. The drug is being sold at gas stations, raising concerns about its potential to fuel a new wave of the opioid epidemic.
- Small Share of Sevastopol Gas Stations Resume Unrestricted Sales
Nine out of over 100 gas stations from a major retailer have resumed sales in Sevastopol, the largest city in annexed Crimea. The resumption affects a small share of the retailer's stations in the region.
- Exposed Fuel Tank Gauges Under Attack in the US
Threat actors are exploiting Internet-exposed fuel tank gauges to breach gas stations in the US, creating risks of disruption. The attack targets vulnerabilities in connected tank gauges, allowing unauthorized access.
- Northlake police warn of gas pump screw scam
The Northlake Police Department has issued a warning about a new scam at gas stations. The scam is described as low tech but effective.
- Costco says its gas stations set all-time volume records as shoppers search for cheap fuel
Costco's gas stations set all-time volume records due to increased demand for low-priced gasoline, contributing to the company exceeding third-quarter sales expectations.
- Deep blue state residents are flocking to their famously conservative neighbor to fill up their cars with much cheaper gas
Residents of a deep blue state are traveling to a conservative neighboring state to take advantage of cheaper gas prices. The price difference is significant enough to warrant the trip. This trend highlights the economic incentives behind fuel purchases.
- Hiltzik: Why do gas prices rise so sharply and fall so slowly? Blame gas stations — and yourself
Economists blame gas stations and consumer behavior for the rapid rise and slow fall of gasoline prices. This phenomenon is known as the rocket-and-feathers effect. Gas prices tend to increase sharply but decrease slowly.
- Exxon Mobil Is Said to Consider Sale of Hong Kong Gas Stations
Exxon Mobil is reportedly considering selling its Hong Kong gas stations, which are branded under the Esso label. The potential sale reflects a strategic move in the company's asset portfolio.
- FDA issues urgent warning for energy supplements sold in gas stations that contain dangerous illegal ingredients
The FDA has issued an urgent warning about energy supplements sold in gas stations containing dangerous illegal ingredients, posing health risks to consumers. These products may include unapproved stimulants and contaminants that could lead to severe health issues.
- Sudan power crisis: Studying using candles, counting gas station trips
Sudan's ongoing electricity crisis is exacerbated by surging fuel prices and economic turmoil, forcing residents to rely on candles for studying and frequent gas station visits. The crisis highlights severe energy shortages and economic instability impacting daily life.
- Gas just hit $6 in Los Angeles. Here's where you can still find it for $5
Gasoline prices in the Los Angeles area have reached an average of $6 per gallon, marking an unwelcome benchmark. However, a few stations still offer gas at around $5, providing a more affordable option for drivers.
- Gasoline price gouging in California draws a warning
California is warning that some gas stations are charging over $7 per gallon, with the state indicating not all of the price increase is justified. The issue highlights concerns about potential price gouging during a period of high fuel costs.