Automated tank farm monitoring: meeting Australia’s fuel reserve needs — an eBook

Supplied by Westwick-Farrow Media on Thursday, 16 June, 2016

Australia is the only IEA member among 29 developed countries not meeting their fuel reserve membership obligations (storage reserves must equal at least 90 days’ worth of consumption). As Australia moves to meet the IEA requirements, automated tank monitoring is critical for efficiency, safety and reporting.
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