Overview
- The Geelong refinery, which erupted after Wednesday night explosions, remains alight but contained within the complex with no injuries reported.
- An operations manager on site said a major leak of flammable gas and liquid hydrocarbons triggered the blaze.
- Energy Minister Chris Bowen said petrol production has taken the hardest hit, while diesel and jet fuel units were protected by isolation valves.
- Viva Energy said there is no immediate impact on fuel deliveries, and authorities urged drivers to buy only what they need.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said two shipments will add 100 million litres of diesel to bolster supply.