RefuelEU Document Update: List of aviation fuel suppliers (2025 reporting period)

Regulatory Update: September 2025

On 17 September 2025, the European Commission released an updated list of aviation fuel suppliers falling under the scope of ReFuelEU Aviation for the 2025 reporting period. This update is a crucial step in advancing the EU’s strategy to drive sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) deployment.

Broad Range of Suppliers Identified

The published list spans nearly every EU member state and includes:

  • Global majors such as Shell, TotalEnergies, BP, and Kuwait Petroleum.
  • Regional suppliers like Baltic Ground Services in Lithuania and Hjelmco Oil in Sweden.
  • Airlines acting as suppliers, including Brussels Airlines and Aer Lingus.

Some entities appear across multiple jurisdictions, reflecting the interconnected nature of Europe’s aviation fuel supply chain.

Clarifying Scope, Not Exemptions

The Commission emphasises that this list is for information purposes only. Suppliers not included are not automatically exempt from obligations. Each company must independently verify its regulatory status and ensure compliance with SAF blending mandates, reporting requirements, and sustainability criteria.

Building Transparency and Accountability

Beyond compliance, this update underscores the EU’s intent to build a transparent and accountable supply chain for aviation fuel. By making suppliers more visible, ReFuelEU strengthens the industry’s ability to monitor progress and move toward the bloc’s 2030 climate goals.

Conclusion

The September 2025 update signals a new era of scrutiny for aviation fuel suppliers in Europe. By identifying in-scope entities and clarifying responsibilities, the EU is paving the way for accelerated adoption of sustainable aviation fuels. This move not only strengthens regulatory compliance but also cements the role of fuel suppliers as central actors in aviation’s transition toward climate neutrality.

Source: The European Commission

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