Fuel mitigation scenarios and triggers
Published: 17 Mar 2026Potential scenarios for fuel supplies and identification of trigger points that suggest a move to a higher level in the National Fuel Plan (NFP) is needed.
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Potential scenarios for fuel supplies and identification of trigger points that suggest a move to a higher level in the National Fuel Plan (NFP) is needed.
PDF, 385KB, 15 pages
How New Zealand should implement its response to the International Energy Agency (IEA) Collective Action (the Action).
PDF, 108KB, 7 pages
Information about public sector fuel use (petrol and diesel), what data is available and the extent to which government could manage its own demand before considering measures that could affect households and businesses.
PDF, 161KB, 4 pages
Assessment meeting on 18April in response to a slight increase jet in fuel stocks
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Overview of proposals received to support fuel supply
PDF, 254KB, 17 pages
Overview of diesel supply, demand and economic significance in New Zealand
PDF, 602KB, 10 pages
Summarises changes to the Cabinet paper following feedback from the Ministerial Economic Security and Supply Chains Group
PDF, 251KB, 16 pages
Overview of how the refined fuel spot market works and how it operates when supply chains are under pressure
PDF, 559KB, 12 pages
Background information on the International Energy Agency (IEA) and New Zealand
PDF, 266KB, 4 pages
Update of material changes to supply chain risks for critical sectors and key goods (excluding fuel) since 18 March 2026
PDF, 1.2MB, 18 pages
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