Eurofuel, the European Liquid Heating Fuels Association, welcomes the European Commission’s announcement of a Strategic Dialogue on European refineries. The announcement follows the G7 Leaders’ recent discussion on energy security. It comes at a time when developments in international energy markets are once again demonstrating the importance of reliable energy supplies.

For Eurofuel, these developments highlight that Europe’s energy transition must also be an energy security strategy.

Eurofuel has joined a broad coalition of organisations representing renewable fuel producers, suppliers and users in issuing a Joint Statement on the Role of Renewable Fuels in the Energy Transition of Heating.

The statement calls on the European Commission to recognise renewable molecules, including renewable fuels for heating, as an essential component of a climate-neutral, decarbonised and affordable heating sector.

Eurofuel members gathered in Dublin for the association's annual General Assembly, marking an important moment in the organisation's leadership and future direction.

During the meeting, members elected Martin Reichard of EWO Austria as the new President of Eurofuel.