Fuel Stocks and supply continuity

Published on: 23 March 2026

Question type: Written

Asked by: Karen Wilson

Reference: WQ.88/2026

Answered by: Chief Minister

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WQ.88/2026

WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE CHIEF MINISTER BY DEPUTY K.M. WILSON OF ST. CLEMENT

QUESTION SUBMITTED ON MONDAY 23rd MARCH 2026 ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON MONDAY 30th MARCH 2026

Question

"Will the Chief Minister advise –

the current level of available fuel stocks in the Island for both road and essential services;
whether there are any concerns regarding future supply continuity;
if any discussions have taken place between Government and the UK or other jurisdictions on fuel supply contingency planning; and
what discussions, if any, have taken place between Government and the Island's providers of sea and air links?"

Answer

Fuel stocks for both road and essential services remain stable and are at regular levels for this time of year.
Energy supply companies have advised the Government that there are no current or anticipated concerns regarding supply chains into Jersey or on-island fuel stocks. The Emergencies Council is continuing to monitor the situation and seek regular updates.
Government officials are in contact with the Ministry of Justice in the UK to ensure that Jersey is linked into any cross-government discussions on fuel supply contingency planning already under way and in the future.
Officers are in regular dialogue with air and sea transport partners.