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Australia invests 4 million for oil refinery study
The Australian government has announced a allocation of 4 million Australian dollars to conduct a feasibility study for the construction of a new oil refinery in Western Australia. This would be the first of its kind in six decades, with the aim of strengthening energy security and reducing dependence on fuel imports, which currently cover 90% of the country's needs and are mainly imported from Asia. The project is proposed by the company "Perdaman," which is currently implementing a fertilizer manufacturing project in Karthaa. The Prime Minister will visit the site to announce the joint study. If the project proceeds, the refinery will be the third in the country, enhancing Australia's resilience during crises and providing greater flexibility in domestic oil refining, with potential for new oil discoveries off the coast.
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