Eurofuel, the European Liquid Heating Fuels Association, welcomes the launch of the Clean Industrial Deal and the Action Plan for Affordable Energy as a path towards a sustainable and competitive energy future, setting ambitious targets for reducing emissions. While these strategies emphasise the significance of electrification and hydrogen, they may neglect a crucial aspect of a truly inclusive energy transition: low-carbon renewable liquid fuels.

Eurofuel believes that these fuels offer an immediate, cost-effective, and practical solution to decarbonisation—one that complements existing energy policies while addressing the diverse needs of European consumers and businesses. By recognising the value of renewable liquid fuels, the EU can ensure a balanced approach that delivers both environmental and economic benefits without imposing unnecessary burdens on consumers.

Eurofuel, which represents the European liquid heating fuel sector, supports the European Commission’s initiative to create an Omnibus package for simplifying reporting requirements under EU legislation.

As a key stakeholder in Europe’s decarbonisation efforts, Eurofuel supports the EU’s commitment to greater transparency and accountability in corporate sustainability reporting. However, recent regulatory developments have added complexity and administrative burdens, particularly for SMEs in the liquid fuel sector.

Eurofuel calls on the Commission to ensure that simplification efforts result in a more coherent and practical regulatory framework, facilitating compliance rather than imposing additional barriers.

NORA is excited to announce its partnership with Eurofuel, marking a significant opportunity for collaboration within the European Liquid Fuel Heating industry. This relationship, now decades old, focuses on technological innovation, as both organizations are committed to advancing knowledge and developments related to fuels and heating equipment. Moreover, both organizations emphasize education and training by informing technicians, consumers, and stakeholders about safe, efficient, and sustainable heating systems. One key difference however, NORA, by U.S. Law, cannot participate in Public Policy or legislative activities.

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