Post by HWLE Lawyers

Recent changes to Australia’s fuel security framework have seen the Commonwealth activate new powers to temporarily reduce minimum fuel stockholding obligations in response to global supply pressures. The 2026 Instrument introduces a conditional 20 percent reduction for diesel and gasoline, with practical implications for compliance, supply allocation and existing fuel contracts. Jayne Heatley and Jerry Zhan explore what these developments mean for MSO entities, fuel suppliers and downstream customers. Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/g77CJ9Vc