EU aviation fuel supply stable for now, says task force
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- The EU's Energy Union Task Force reports stable aviation fuel supply within the bloc for now.
- Increased production at EU refineries and secured global deliveries contribute to resilience against geopolitical pressures.
- Apollo, a travel company, views the news positively, stating that aviation fuel is secured for the winter travel season.
The European Union's Energy Union Task Force has announced that aviation fuel supplies within the bloc are currently stable. This positive development, though tinged with some uncertainty, offers reassurance for the upcoming winter travel season.
The task force, an informal collaboration initiated by the EU Commission, has gathered status updates from member states regarding gas and fuel availability. Their latest analysis indicates that the EU's aviation fuel supply chain has proven resilient to geopolitical pressures.
We see positively on the news
This resilience is attributed to a combination of factors, including increased production capacity at EU refineries and the securing of deliveries from various global sources. Martina Krantz, spokesperson for the travel company Apollo, expressed optimism, stating, "We see positively on the news," and confirmed that aviation fuel is secured for now.
The supply of aviation fuel within the EU has proven to be resilient to geopolitical pressures, thanks to increased production at EU refineries and secured deliveries from other parts of the world
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Originally published by Svenska Dagbladet in Swedish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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