Australia plans a feasibility study for its first new oil refinery in over 60 years as Middle East tensions expose fuel supply risks and import dependence.
FILE PHOTO: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a joint A$4 million feasibility study with the Western Australia government for a proposed refinery by Perdaman in Western Australia.
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Australia will consider
building its first new oil refinery in more than 60 years, Prime
Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday, as war in the Middle
With only two operating plants left nationwide, Canberra orders a study on a major new Western Australia facility.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday that Australia will consider building its first new oil refinery in more than 60…
Australia has launched a feasibility study into building its first new oil refinery in six decades as it seeks to improve fuel…
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