Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Revised Release Of FOI 73875 - Documents Relating To The National Liquid Fuel Emergency.
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This disclosure contains minutes from the 41st National Oil Security Emergency Committee (NOSEC) meeting held 16 June 2022, a multi-agency coordination body chaired by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. Attendees included representatives from all state and territory energy/emergency management agencies, the Department of Defence, and major fuel suppliers (Ampol, BP, Viva Energy, ExxonMobil, EG Fuelco). The minutes document state and territory updates on liquid fuel supply challenges, including impacts from early 2022 flooding events in Queensland, NSW and South Australia. Key concerns noted include increased diesel demand from gas-powered generators, AdBlue supply disruptions, and highway flooding effects on fuel distribution. The committee agreed to focus future work on A2021/10 regarding standard response questions for localised fuel supply disruptions, discontinuing item A2021/09. No specific environmental assessment data, EP
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