Marsden Point, New Zealand
New Zealand's largest fuel import terminal. We arrange product freight, storage and inspection at Marsden Point.
Marsden Point was New Zealand's only refinery and is now its largest fuel import terminal, run by Channel Infrastructure. It handles about 40 percent of the country's petrol and diesel and about 80 percent of its jet fuel.
A 170-kilometre pipeline carries fuel to Auckland. In July 2026 new storage opened, including a government diesel reserve. We arrange product freight, storage and inspection.
Storage and reserves
About 120 million litres of new storage opened in July 2026, including a 93 million litre government diesel reserve contracted to the end of 2027. A further 350 million litres of former refinery tankage is available for repurposing.
- Product freight from Asian refineries
- Terminal storage
- Independent inspection at discharge
- Tracking from load port to New Zealand
Fuel security
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment monitors fuel security and stock days. Import prices generally reference Singapore.
Frequently asked questions
Does Marsden Point still refine oil?
No. It runs as an import terminal operated by Channel Infrastructure.
How does fuel reach Auckland?
Through a 170-kilometre pipeline.
Is there a government fuel reserve?
Yes. A 93 million litre diesel reserve is held at Marsden Point until the end of 2027.
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