Fuel security plan released
The Government has published a fuel security plan to ensure New Zealanders have reliable access to fuel.
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Minimum stockholding obligations Ministerial exemptions
This page explains how the process for Ministerial exemptions from minimum stockholding obligations (MSO) works for fuel companies.
Regulatory proposals for natural and orange hydrogen development
The Government is seeking feedback on proposed regulatory options for the development of natural and orange hydrogen in New Zealand.
Next steps and having your say
Executive summary
Broader regulatory framework
The scope of our current legislative framework for minerals development in New Zealand.
Introduction
Enabling natural and orange hydrogen development offers opportunities for New Zealand.
Increased onshore diesel reserves to improve resilience
The minimum stockholding obligation for diesel importers will increase from 21 to 28 days of cover, bolstering New Zealand’s diesel reserves and resilience to supply disruptions.
Updating New Zealand’s engine fuel specifications to ensure they are fit-for-purpose
The Government proposes to update New Zealand’s engine fuel specifications to ensure they are fit-for-purpose.
Crown Minerals Amendment Act 2025
The Crown Minerals Amendment Act 2025 was enacted on 5 August 2025. The Act removes the ban on new oil and gas exploration beyond onshore Taranaki and signals the Government’s intent to reinvigorate investment in petroleum exploration.