Bali’s Fuel Disruption Raises Warning for Australia’s Supply Security

Bali’s fuel disruption began after a tanker encountered problems unloading its cargo, delaying deliveries to the island’s terminals. The vessel later arrived carrying more than 22 million litres of fuel, but queues at some petrol stations stretched up to a kilometre as deliveries lagged and demand surged. Bali’s governor said supplies were adequate and expected the situation to normalize within days. The episode has renewed concerns about Australia, which relies heavily on imported fuel. An energy expert warned that disruptions among Asian suppliers could affect Australia’s supply security