fuel
New Zealand eyes fuel storage options in Singapore and Malaysia
The government data shows fuel stocks have declined slightly, with less than 50 days of demand cover for petrol and diesel
Australia unveils A$10 billion fuel security plan push after Iran war supply shock
The country holds among the lowest stockpiles in the developed world
Spirit Airlines lawyer says high jet fuel prices left carrier no alternative but to shut down
The low-cost carrier is the airline industry’s first casualty linked to the Iran war that has boosted oil prices
China allows state refiners to export some fuels to Asian buyers
The shipments, which would likely head to Vietnam, Laos and other nations, have already been loaded
Malaysia works to secure fuel supply beyond June: economy minister
The government still has the flexibility to administer its fuel subsidies while managing the fiscal deficit, he says
Philippine taxis hit by fuel price hikes get electric lifeline from VinFast, Grab
Manila’s cab industry is turning a volatile energy crisis into an opportunity for modernisation
China’s used cooking oil ships to US as war drives biofuel boom
Fuel makers now are scrambling to acquire feedstocks to churn out renewable diesel
China’s state refiners seek to resume fuel exports after halt
The government has yet to announce any change to permits following the request
How Asia-Pacific is fighting a fuel shock that could get worse
The disruption has laid bare how reliant the region is on Middle East energy
China curtailing, not banning fuel exports, shipping data shows
Australia, Malaysia, Vietam and Indonesia receiving Chinese fuel in April
