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THE GLOBAL FUEL PERSPECTIVE

Connecting the
world of fuel.

From terminal to transport.
Understand the markets, infrastructure and decisions that keep the world moving.

AVIATION   /   MARINE   /   LAND & INDUSTRY

01 / UNDERSTANDFuel, from source to useSupply chains, sectors and infrastructure→02 / EXPLOREInsight with source contextResearch, developments and market signals→03 / PLANPut your assumptions to workCompare fuel costs and delivery scenarios→

ONE CONNECTED LANDSCAPE

Different journeys.
Shared fuel challenges.

Availability, specification, delivery and cost shape every fuel decision. Explore what matters in each operating environment.

01 / AVIATION

Ready for the next flight

Fuel quality, airport infrastructure and the evolving role of sustainable aviation fuel.

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02 / MARINE

Powering global trade

Bunkering, port logistics and the practical questions behind changing marine fuels.

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03 / LAND & INDUSTRY

Keeping operations moving

Bulk supply, storage resilience and fuel choices for fleets and industrial users.

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FROM SUPPLY TO DECISION

See the whole
fuel value chain.

A fuel is only useful when the right product can reach the right operation. Trace the connections between production, storage, distribution and end use.

Explore the ecosystem →
01

Source & refine

Feedstocks, production and product specifications

02

Store & move

Terminals, transport and last-mile delivery

03

Use & evaluate

Operational fit, cost and documented performance

RESEARCH & PERSPECTIVES

Evidence before assumptions.

All research →

IEA / 2026 OUTLOOK

The changing fuel mix

The IEA’s transport outlook highlights growth in liquid biofuels, alongside renewable electricity. Forecasts depend on policy and market assumptions.

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INFRASTRUCTURE / SEPTEMBER 2026

Beyond the fuel molecule

A proposed ammonia supply chain through Hamburg shows why terminals and onward logistics matter to emerging supply routes.

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PLANNING / WORKING TOOL

What changes your fuel bill?

Test how volume, unit price and delivery charges affect a fuel budget using your own assumptions.

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A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT

Turn a fuel question
into a clear planning brief.

Compare two cost scenarios. Download your assumptions.
Keep the next conversation focused.

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