The New Zealand government has secured an additional 90 million litres of NZ-spec diesel through a deal with Z Energy to enhance fuel supply resilience amid global market uncertainty, with the fuel to be stored at Marsden Point and managed under Crown control to ensure economic,
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Well, I'm not going to cut across him in terms of how he's running his business. I'm here to provide, along with Nicola, a level of proactive leadership. If we do need a buffer, we'll take advice from our officials, not only our professional advisors, EMBI and the Ministry of Transport. and there's a great deal to be said because over time the fuel companies are going to have to store more in-country anyhow and we were very disappointed the fuel companies promised back in 2018 and 19 out at Wiri near the Auckland airport that they'd bang together another tank of course Jack has happened and if necessary we'll move in that direction but we're not going to do it in any adventurous way will take the best quality of advice. It's a little bit like the virtual fuel options that the government still has. When we looked into it, they are executable but they're devilishly complicated and there are other options because of the way in which the oil industry is continuing to supply New Zealand. I mean, demand is being destroyed by price. However, that's how capitalism works.
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first-of-its-kind strategic fuel contract
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