Australia's Viva Energy warned it expects its Geelong refinery to produce diesel and jet fuel at around 80 percent ​of capacity in the short term.

The refinery caught fire last week and burned for 13 hours before being put out. 

Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says it's not as bad as it could have been - but concerns have been raised as the fuel crisis continues. 

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Australia's Viva Energy warned it expects its Geelong refinery to produce diesel and jet fuel at around 80 percent ​of capacity in the short term.
The refinery caught fire last week and burned for 13 hours before being put out.&nbsp;
Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says it's not as bad as it could have been - but concerns have been raised as the fuel crisis continues.&nbsp;
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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on Viva Energy warning of lower Geelong output following fire

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