Australian Govt Appoints Fuel Coordinator as ACCC Probes Major Suppliers

The Australian government appointed Anthea Harris to lead a new Fuel Supply Taskforce aimed at enhancing fuel security and supply resilience amid regional shortages. Simultaneously, the ACCC initiated investigations into major suppliers including Ampol, BP, Mobile, and Viva Energy over alleged anti-competitive conduct affecting fuel prices and availability during the Iran conflict. This dual action highlights government urgency to address supply challenges and regulatory scrutiny, with outcomes likely influencing fuel market practices and regional supply stability.
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Anthea Harris
Mobil Oil Australia Pty Ltd
BP Australia Pty Ltd
Ampol Ltd
Energy Security Board
Australian Energy Regulator
Ampol
Gina Cass-Gottlieb
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Viva Energy