Fuel Dispenser Data From 2024/25.

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The Department of Industry released fuel dispenser compliance data covering 2024-25, tracking inspection results for petrol station foot dispensers across two measurement locations (Falsal tunnel and Palisal). The dataset shows 8,570 total dispensers tested with an overall 82% compliance rate and 18% non-compliance rate. Non-compliances included errors favoring consumers (16%), disadvantaging consumers (6%), unverified units (4%), and other mechanical failures like nozzle malfunctions (4%). The data distinguished between different test types: examinations, in-service inspections, NITP tests, verification, and verifier audits. This compliance monitoring relates to measurement accuracy standards for liquid petroleum dispensers under Category 5.1 instruments, indicating ongoing regulatory oversight of fuel retail measurement integrity.