Last mentioned: Mar 24, 2026
Priority Allocation
Strict enforcement of the priority user list with police oversight at fuel depots.
Statutory Rationing
Activation of the NEP-F, including 'max fill' limits and Designated Filling Stations.
Industry Action
Fuel companies implement voluntary rationing and inter-company stock transfers.
Monitoring
Government monitors supply levels and encourages voluntary demand reduction.
The UK government has revitalized its National Emergency Plan for Fuel (NEP-F), outlining a strict hierarchy of priority users to maintain essential services during potential supply disruptions. The framework prioritizes life-saving emergency services and critical infrastructure while placing significant operational pressure on the broader commercial logistics sector.
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