Inpex Boosts Condensate from LNG Project to Bolster Australia's Fuel Supply
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Inpex, the Japanese energy firm that operates the Ichthys LNG plant offshore Western Australia, is raising condensate supply from the project to the local Australian market, which grapples with a fuel crisis in the wake of the Middle East war. Inpex on Monday said that it "is taking decisive action to support Australia's fuel security by making additional Ichthys condensate cargoes available to domestic refiners, helping ensure reliable fuel supply amid ongoing global uncertainty." A condensate cargo of about 630,000 barrels will depart from Ichthys…
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Original article published by OilPrice.com on April 13, 2026. Analysis and insights provided by AnalystMarkets AI.