Hungarian energy company Mol has warned that government-imposed fuel price caps would rapidly lead to shortages of both diesel and gasoline. According to the company, such measures would result in supply disruptions within days. The warning highlights the potential consequences of capping fuel prices, suggesting it could destabilize the fuel market in Hungary. Mol believes a price cap interferes with the natural supply and demand dynamics, discouraging imports and incentivizing domestic consumption beyond availability. This situation threatens to impact not just consumers, but also various sectors reliant on consistent fuel access within Hungary. The company urges a reevaluation of the proposed price controls to avoid widespread logistical problems.