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10.01.26 - 05:30
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Deutsche Autobauer und ihr schwieriges Diesel-Erbe (Elektroauto-News)
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Der Diesel fällt europaweit unter zehn Prozent Marktanteil. Deutsche Hersteller halten am Selbstzünder fest und geraten zwischen Absatzdruck und Klimaziele.
Der Beitrag Deutsche Autobauer und ihr schwieriges Diesel-Erbe erschien zuerst auf Elektroauto-News.net....
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03.01.26 - 10:12
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End of the line for diesel fumes at London St Pancras as new trains arrive (The Guardian)
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East Midlands Railway will switch to bi-mode Aurora fleet to cut emissions and noise but elsewhere electrification is delayedRailway fossil fuels once helped to turn King's Cross and St Pancras into a seamy, smoke-choked area of London. Now, in the two grandly redeveloped stations with their swanky plazas, even a dropped paper ticket would look out of place.One last corner of St Pancras station is polluted by the fug of diesel trains – but not for much longer. East Midlands Railway, which runs services to cities including Derby and Sheffield, will fire up its diesel units in London for the final time by the end of 2026. Continue reading......
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26.12.25 - 19:18
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Why Christmas Is The Most Stressful Week For The Diesel Market (ZeroHedge)
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Why Christmas Is The Most Stressful Week For The Diesel Market
Authored by Charles Kennedy via OilPrice.com,
Holiday logistics lock in diesel demand regardless of price, draining already thin inventories.
Europe's post-Russia diesel dependence makes year-end disruptions especially risky.
Christmas reveals structural fragility in distillate markets before crude prices reflect it.
Santa runs on diesel. Every year, the global holiday economy depends on a short, unforgiving surge in distillate consumption that powers trucks, ports, warehouses, refrigeration, and backup generation, all under winter operating conditions. That commercially driven holiday cheer strains logistics and exposes how thin the margin has become in some already-tight diesel markets, particularly in Europe.
After crude, diesel is the most economically important fuel in the system, and Christmas is when that reality asserts itself. In the U.S., distillate demand typically rises into December not primarily becaus...
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