Low carbon liquid fuels (LCLFs) play different roles across Australia’s economy. Some sectors use these fuels in aircraft, vessels, trucks, trains, heavy equipment and in remote operations. Others supply the feedstocks, wastes, residues and renewable inputs needed to make them.
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Moving people and freight
Aviation
Aviation connects Australia’s cities, regions and remote communities, and provides a primary link to international markets.
Maritime
Maritime transport moves goods, people and resources by sea, river and through ports.
Rail
Rail already offers strong transport efficiency, but much of Australia’s freight, regional passenger and heavy-haul tasks still depend on diesel-powered rolling stock operating on non-electrified corridors.
Road
Australia’s road sector relies heavily on conventional diesel and petrol across freight, bus, service and light vehicle fleets.
Working on site
Agriculture
Australian agriculture has a significant role in Australia’s low carbon liquid fuel future.
Construction
Construction relies heavily on diesel-powered plant, mobile equipment and temporary site energy systems.
Natural Resources
The natural resources sector relies heavily on diesel-powered vehicles, mobile equipment and remote power systems across mining, oil and gas, and coal operations.
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