Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Minutes Of National Oil Supplies Emergency Committee Meetings And CATALYST Reports.
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These are minutes from the National Oil Supplies Emergency Committee (NOSEC) 41st meeting held June 16, 2022, involving representatives from federal agencies (DISER, Defence), all state and territory energy/planning departments, and major fuel suppliers (Ampol, BP, Viva Energy, ExxonMobil, EG Fuelco). The meeting reviewed emergency fuel supply management following significant flooding events in Queensland and NSW that disrupted supply chains. States reported impacts on essential services fuel access, with NSW highlighting increased diesel demand from gas-powered generators and coal supply reliability concerns. South Australia raised AdBlue supply disruptions. The committee discussed lessons from the September 2021 UK panic-buying incident and agreed to develop standard questions for managing localized fuel supply disruptions. The document contains no environmental assessment data, EPBC Act context, species or ecosystem information, or scientific regulatory advice relevant to DCCEEW's environmental protection mandate.
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