This piece critiques New Zealand’s reliance on offshore fuel reserves and contractual rights instead of domestic storage, highlighting a significant vulnerability in the country’s energy security amid global supply disruptions.
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a fragile hedge against global supply shocks
Over the past 15 years, NZ moved its fuel safety net offshore – now it’s being exposeda band-aid, not a genuine safety net
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