his report details a critical risk assessment regarding a fuel supply chain crisis in Southern Oregon, specifically focusing on the PADD 5 distribution network. High diesel prices and logistical vulnerabilities are causing significant disruptions, leaving rural areas like Josephine County and Cave Junction at risk of total fuel exhaustion. The document explains that seemingly low gasoline prices at stations like Shan Creek are actually indicators of stale inventory, as independent retailers stop purchasing new fuel to avoid high wholesale costs. To mitigate these risks, the assessment advises the Merlin Node to immediately maximize physical fuel reserves and prepare for potential localized blackouts. Furthermore, it recommends a shift toward off-grid energy and tactical transportation to ensure operational survival during this economic instability.
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