Last Hope: South Korea Has Increased the Supply of Aerosene to Europe to the Maximum.
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South Korea became the last major source of air fuel supplies to Europe in September, with European imports amounting to 129,000 barrels of kerosene per day, the highest number since October 2022...
Europe is entering the last quarter of the year with an increasingly serious problem on the fuel market for aircraft. Despite additional imports from the United States, Nigeria and Canada, and newer and more from South Korea, the supply on the continent is estimated to remain under the need. Energy Aspects consultancy estimates for the fourth quarter a [...]
Europe is increasingly sourcing jet fuel from distant sources, with analysts predicting a significant supply gap in the final three months of the year. In September, South Korea also became a major supplier to the European market. According to a forecast by Energy Aspects, which was reported by Reuters, the gap between European demand and the […]
Europe will face a fuel deficit for aircraft (kerosen) in the fourth quarter of 2026, even though it is now calling on distant suppliers such as South Korea and even if...
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