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Europe’s fuel independence runs on paperwork as much as on supply.
Fuel prices have had the whole continent’s attention since the war broke out in the Strait of Hormuz. We have all heard the figure by now: one fifth of the world’s oil passes through the strait. The past few months have made the consequences of an unreliable route very hard to ignore for anyone buying fuel in Europe. None of this is new; politicians […]
PartnershipFrom grid to vessel: how Titan keeps every bio-LNG molecule accounted for
A bio-LNG bunker delivery may only take a few hours, but completing the delivery requires much more than physically transferring fuel. Every transaction must be supported by accurate, auditable documentation that proves the fuel’s origin, chain of custody and environmental attributes. As certification requirements become increasingly important, managing that process efficiently has become a critical […]
Compliance & RegulationFuelEU Maritime: what bunker operators need to do in 2026
FuelEU Maritime for bunker operators: what daily operations look like in 2026 FuelEU Maritime has been on the radar of every maritime fuel supplier for years. As of 2025 and into 2026, it is now an active obligation. Not a future concern, not a theoretical risk. An operational reality that needs to be reflected in […]
Compliance & RegulationThe new ERE system in the Netherlands: what changed in 2026
From HBE to ERE: what changed for Dutch renewable fuel suppliers in 2026 On 1 January 2026, the Netherlands replaced its long-standing HBE system with a new framework: Emissie Reductie Eenheden, or ERE. Under the new system, renewable fuel suppliers are rewarded not for the energy content they put on the Dutch market, but for […]
Compliance & RegulationPoS, PoC and SD: understanding the documentation layers in renewable fuel compliance
PoS, PoC and SD: the three documents that run renewable fuel compliance Anyone working in renewable fuel compliance runs into the Proof of Sustainability and affiliated documents within the first week. PoS, PoC and SD. They all travel with sustainable fuel, but they describe different things. And the difference matters. This article explains each one, what it is for, […]
UncategorizedScaling biomethane under REPowerEU: Why data and compliance will define success
Europe’s energy landscape is changing at an unprecedented pace. Against the backdrop of global instability and supply risks, the European Commission’s REPowerEU plan has become the defining strategic framework guiding the continent towards energy independence, climate action and sustainable growth. The ambition is clear. Reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, accelerate renewables and energy efficiency, […]
Company updateBrent van der Hilst joins FuelFWD as Head of Customer Success
Brent van der Hilst joins FuelFWD as Head of Customer Success FuelFWD has appointed Brent van der Hilst as Head of Customer Success, effective January 1. In this role, Brent is responsible for ensuring that FuelFWD delivers measurable, lasting value for customers in their daily operations, not only at go live, but throughout the entire […]
NewsThe Dutch green gas blending obligation is consolidating into a single integrated framework where ETS2 reporting, chain-based CO2 reduction and GGE accounting operate as one system.
With the legislative package now at the Raad van State, the government signals a long-term shift toward a unified compliance architecture. Suppliers will rely on the ETS2 emissions report as the central reporting instrument, while the NEa uses one verification and correction process across both frameworks. This removes administrative fragmentation and places far greater weight […]
NewsUnderstanding REDIII and its impact on renewable fuels, energy systems and compliance
REDIII is the updated Renewable Energy Directive of the European Union. It replaces the 2018 version and sets the main framework for renewable energy across the EU. The directive raises the 2030 renewable energy target and introduces new rules for electricity, heating, cooling, industry, and transport. It also sets strict requirements for renewable fuels and […]
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