A podcast discussion with energy security expert David Keat evaluates the practical value of New Zealand's fuel supply agreement with Singapore, concluding that while the deal reflects good intentions, it offers little real protection against fuel price hikes or supply shortages.
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The Singapore deal got signed officially yesterday, even though it's actually been enforced since late last year, of course. It locks in essential goods, including the fuel. It's being incorporated into the existing FTA. David Keat is an energy security expert and he's with us. David, morning to you. How much of this is intent? Like, we'd really like to help you and we're all good, you know, versus cold, hard delivery in tight times. I mean, is this worth its, you know, what it's printed on?
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supply dependent on contractor capacity, not external deals
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