Channel Infrastructure (CHI) acknowledges the recent media coverage relating to a batch of Jet fuel imported by one of its customers into Marsden Point over the weekend, which, upon testing, was found to be off specification.
When the product was identified the issue was immediately flagged with the fuel companies, and offloading of the product was stopped. Since then, we have been working closely with the fuel companies, bp, Mobil, and Z Energy, on a product correction plan, which has involved the blending of some of this fuel with existing jet fuel stocks at Marsden Point so that it does meet New Zealand’s fuel regulations, and on the export of the remaining fuel.
The fuel is owned by the fuel companies and the issue with this shipment was identified as part of standard fuel testing processes undertaken at Marsden Point. At no point will fuel that does not meet New Zealand fuel regulations be distributed further along the fuel supply chain, and our stringent testing and regulatory regime is designed to ensure this remains the case, regardless of the source of the fuel.
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Authorised by:
Chris Bougen
General Counsel and Company Secretary
Media contact
Laura Malcolm
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+6421 02363 297
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