On October 2, G7 leaders announced measures intended to ease pressure on energy markets. Their statement, published by the Council of the European Union, commits to releasing 100 million barrels through coordination with the International Energy Agency. The release is to begin immediately and continue over four months, with a substantial share of diesel supplied during the first twenty days. The announcement describes a response to volatile prices and pressure on fuel supplies, rather than an unlimited new source of oil.
The measures also address refining capacity. Leaders propose coordinating maintenance so that refineries do not shut down together, increasing utilization where possible and encouraging other refining countries to increase output. The IEA is asked to monitor implementation and report back before twenty days, including recommendations on replenishing stocks. These are announced commitments; the statement itself does not establish how much fuel has already reached consumers.
LAST CANISTER gives that finite reserve a fictional driver and four customers. You take a yellow tanker along a coastal road, keeping enough fuel for deliveries and the return journey. The tank supplies both the customers and your engine. At each fork, the upper bridge offers a shorter route for six fuel; the coast costs no toll but takes longer. The screen names that price before you choose a lane. Farms, towns, the port and the refinery belong to the game's invented route.
Hold A for turbo, change lanes to pass traffic, and meet striped ramps at speed to cross broken road. Blue strips cool the engine; steering helps recover from oil. Pumps alternate between the upper and lower curb. Brake beside the matching pump and keep holding B to unload. Every customer has a deadline, and all four need a full delivery. A run can end with time gone, an empty tank, or too little reserve to get home. Roads, jumps and fuel quantities are arcade rules, not a simulation of the G7 plan. The practical question is how much of one shared supply survives the journey.