Government to launch review into the ‘1-in-100 year’ jet fuel pipeline breach
Ms Collins says the risk of the Marsden pipeline receiving any damage was extremely low.
Issues such as whether there should be alternative suppliers of aviation fuel into Auckland will be explored in a review of Auckland’s jet fuel pipeline breach.
Energy and Resources Minister Judith Collins has revealed a number of issues will need to be looked at to prevent this
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Jason Walls
Mon, 18 Sep 2017
Mon, 18 Sep 2017
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