Tuesday, 19 September 2017, 9:28 am Press Release: Z Energy
95 octane fuel supply into
Auckland
Z Energy said good stocks of 95
octane fuel into Auckland were continuing to be trucked and
there should be no concern for Z’s 95 octane
customers.
Z’s corporate communications
manager, Jonathan Hill, said in the early stages of the
refinery outage the company prioritised delivery of the two
essential product grades into Auckland, being 91 octane
petrol and diesel.
Ninety per cent of petrol vehicles can
run on 91.
As a result of this deliberate focus, four
service stations ran out of 95 octane petrol yesterday.
There may be a few more today but all grades of fuel are
being trucked into the city and there is no cause for
concern.
Jonathan Hill said following progress from
government around trucking limits Z was looking forward to
being able to further expand trucking of all grades into
Auckland.
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