SA faces risk of fuel shedding, warns liquified fuels body.

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Peter Morgan, CEO of the LWFA, said in an interview with Business Report last week that it was time that the country addressed this matter once and for all.
“Sixteen years later we still don’t have agreement between the regulator and the oil majors on how much strategic stock we need to keep and how the cost of this strategic stock (will) be covered,” Morgan said.
This was all about ensuring the availability of liquid fuels at all times, in sufficient quantities and at reasonable or affordable prices.
24 Oct 2022 11AM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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