Россия ввела запрет на экспорт бензина и дизтоплива
Правительство России ввело с 21 сентября временный запрет на экспорт автомобильного бензина и дизельного топлива, но не установило срок его действия.
Соответствующее постановление правительства № 1537 размещено в четверг на официальном портале опубликования нормативно-правовых актов.
«Решение принято для стабилизации цен на топливо на внутреннем рынке. Временные ограничения помогут насытить рынок топлива, что в свою очередь позволит снизить цены для потребителей», - отмечается в сообщении правительства.
Министерство энергетики России подчеркнуло, что данные ограничения позволят пресечь «серый» экспорт моторного топлива.
Постановление правительства запрещает вывоз из России товарного бензина (коды ТН ВЭД ЕАЭС 2710 12 411 0 - 2710 12 590 0) и дизельного топлива (коды ТН ВЭД ЕАЭС 2710 19 421 0 - 2710 19 429 0 и из 2710 19 290 0), в том числе объемов этих топлив, приобретенных на биржевых торгах.
Запрет не будет применяться в отношении тех партий бензина или дизельного топлива, в отношении которых уже проводятся таможенные процедуры и которые были либо приняты к перевозке российским железнодорожным оператором РЖД, либо для которых оформлено поручение на отгрузку на морское судно до вступления в силу настоящего постановления.
Действие запрета не распространяется на некоторые виды отгрузок, например, на поставки бензина и дизтоплива за рубеж в рамках межправительственных соглашений, в том числе соглашений России со странами Евразийского экономического союза (ЕАЭС). Под запрет также не подпадают транзитные поставки топлива через территорию России, равно как и поставки, осуществляемые между частями территории Российской Федерации через территории иностранных государств. Топливо, вывозимое из России для целей оказания международной гуманитарной помощи, для обеспечения деятельности воинских формирований, находящихся на территории иностранных государств, для снабжения российских организаций в Байконуре (Казахстан) и на архипелаге Шпицберген, а также поставки на территорию Абхазии и Южной Осетии также исключены из-под действия запрета, указывается в постановлении правительства.
Запрет не касается и объемов топлива, которые находятся на воздушных, железнодорожных, автомобильных и водных транспортных средствах для целей их эксплуатации в пути следования, и объемов топлива, которые физические лица вывозят за пределы страны для личного пользования.
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