Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Documents Regarding Diesel, Petrol And Aviation Fuel Supply.
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This document is an energy security briefing rather than an environmental assessment or regulatory decision. It reports on liquid fuel supply status as of March 2026, confirming no major supply issues for petrol, diesel, and aviation fuel in Australia. Key data includes: 36 days of petrol stocks, 29 days of jet fuel, and 32 days of diesel under the Minimum Stockholding Obligation as of 3 March 2026. The briefing notes the International Energy Agency's coordinated release of 400 million barrels of oil over 90 days in response to Middle East conflict disruptions, and indicates Australia is considering its contribution through potential relaxation of mandatory stockholding obligations. This disclosure does not contain environmental impact assessments, EPBC Act decisions, species or ecosystem data, or scientific advice relevant to environmental regulation.
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