DIESEL supplies reduced in S.E. Qld

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Refiner Caltex Australia Ltd. Announced on Tuesday that diesel supplies in the southeast of Queensland state have been reduced due to a small leak in a column in the diesel hydrotreating unit at the company's Lytton refinery.
"Supplies of diesel to the market are expected to return to normal by the end of the month," Caltex said in a statement. "Every effort is being made to bring diesel from interstate and overseas to help allow limited supplies to be maintained."
A Caltex spokeswoman said no diesel had been produced since early in the month because of the maintenance work. The refinery produces about 109,000 barrels of product a day, of which about 30%, or 33,000 barrels, are diesel.
"Road tankers are taking fuel from the company's terminal at Newcastle in New South Wales to service stations in South-East Queensland," Caltex said. "Some diesel is being trucked from Gladstone to service stations north of Brisbane and a diesel import cargo has been purchased to arrive at Lytton before month-end."