[Sabantien]

The government seems to claim that the environment is pristine and burning fossil fuels is a good thing, so this seems an odd decision. Could it be that the 1960s infrastructure is at the point it needs replacing anyhow, and so this was probably always going to happen?

I normally don't touch the 91, but have been lately because it's often 20c or so cheaper, and I've been out of work. It'd be nice if it meant 95 became cheaper, but I suspect it'll push the prices up and they'll stay up.