European Refineries: Brussels Wants to Boost Diesel and Kerosene Production
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For years the refineries have been, for Brussels, a legacy of the twentieth century to be gradually reduced, in the name of the energy transition and decarbonisation. Today the European Commission recognizes them as a strategic asset for energy security, industrial competitiveness and defence. On 28 October Brussels started the first high-level dialogue with [...] The article Brussels rediscovers the value of refineries. From the uncomfortable l…
On 28 October, the European Commission brought together refiners, alternative fuel producers and NATO representatives to secure the supply of diesel and air fuel. Brussels announces a technical work on production capacities and an industrial roadmap, without any immediate new regulatory action. The article European refineries: Brussels wants to strengthen the production of diesel and kerosene appeared first on L'EnerGeek.
Brussels - The global oil market could remain tight until much of 2027, keeping prices high, European Energy Commissioner Dan Jörgensen said in Brussels today, citing the International Energy Agency (IEA). The European Commission has launched a dialogue with refiners today to discuss, among other things, ways to increase fuel production in Europe.
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