Fuel adulteration
Suspected mixing or alteration of petrol or diesel.
View guidance →INCIDENT TYPES
What can be reported?
Explore guidance for common forms of suspected petroleum-industry misconduct and the information that may assist a responsible assessment.
PETROLEUM VALUE CHAIN
Choose the concern that best fits.
If no category fits precisely, use “Other” in the secure reporting portal. You do not need to determine which law may apply.
Diesel dilution
Diluted, contaminated or off-specification diesel.
View guidance →Illegal fuel trading
Unlawful petroleum wholesale, retail or supply activity.
View guidance →Unlicensed wholesalers
Supply activity without appropriate authorisation.
View guidance →Illegal storage
Unlawful petroleum storage or facilities.
View guidance →Counterfeit documentation
False licences, invoices, certificates or delivery records.
View guidance →Fuel theft
Theft, diversion or unlawful possession of fuel.
View guidance →Pipeline theft
Interference with or theft from petroleum pipelines.
View guidance →Corruption
Bribery, collusion or abuse of authority.
View guidance →Environmental offences
Spills, dumping, contamination or unsafe handling.
View guidance →Delivery fraud
Short delivery, false notes or product substitution.
View guidance →Meter tampering
Manipulation of pumps or measuring equipment.
View guidance →Unsafe storage
Storage practices creating serious safety risks.
View guidance →Suspicious operators
Credible signs of unlawful petroleum activity.
View guidance →Transport fraud
Irregular tanker, route, load or transport documentation.
View guidance →Retail misconduct
Serious misconduct involving a retail fuel operation.
View guidance →Depot misconduct
Irregularities involving depots or terminals.
View guidance →Licence misrepresentation
False, expired or misleading licence claims.
View guidance →Not sure which category applies?
Choose “Other” and describe the facts. The category can be refined during assessment.