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EET Fuels
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Essar Oil (UK) Limited
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eetfuels.com
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Private
Founded yearint
2011
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EET Fuels (trading name of Essar Oil (UK) Limited, company number 07071400) operates the 10 MTPA Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire—one of only four UK refineries that manufacture and deliver fuel to UK forecourts—producing roughly 16% of the UK's road transport fuels, 9 billion litres of fuel per annum (4.4 bn L diesel, 3 bn L petrol, 2 bn L jet fuel), and petrochemical feedstocks including propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene and chemical-grade benzene. Core technology is anchored by a £200 million catalytic cracker complex with Western Europe's largest power recovery train (21 MW), a hydrodesulphuriser plant, a platinum-catalytic reformer, and the UK's first hydrogen-ready furnace, all integrated via the Stanlow Terminals infrastructure, the UK Oil Pipeline (UKOP), the Manchester Ship Canal, Tranmere Terminal, and JV/owned terminals at Kingsbury (JV with Shell) and Northampton.

Revenue is generated through five streams: (1) bulk wholesale of refined road fuels and petrochemicals to resellers, industry & transport customers and international oil companies (transaction-fee, quote-based B2B pricing); (2) direct aviation fuel supply to 25+ airlines across 10 UK airports (Manchester, Birmingham, London Stansted, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, Cardiff, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh) via pipeline, rail and road; (3) Specialities (refinery blend components, intermediate streams, niche chemicals) sold from jetty, gantry, ship, pipeline or road; (4) Essar Retail forecourt revenue across 55+ company-operated and DODO forecourts, with 47 additional Harvest Energy sites added in October 2025; and (5) Stanlow Terminals bulk storage and throughput services for third-party hydrocarbon and chemical customers. The go-to-market combines dedicated enterprise account teams (Commercial, Aviation, Industry & Transport, Specialities, Reseller) with a self-service customer portal and a DODO/lease channel partner model for retail growth.

EET Fuels is a privately held UK subsidiary of Essar Energy Transition (EET), itself ultimately owned by Essar Global Fund Limited, and is executing a US$3.6 billion decarbonisation programme (US$2.4 billion UK) to transform Stanlow into the world's first low carbon process refinery by 2030, anchored on low-carbon hydrogen (EET Hydrogen's HPP1 350 MW and HPP2 1,000 MW plants), Industrial Carbon Capture (~1 Mt CO2/yr on the FCC unit), a hydrogen-ready CHP plant (EET Hydrogen Power, Europe's first), and a Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub (up to 200,000 tpa) supported by a £2.5 million UK Government Advanced Fuels Fund award. Headcount is 501-1,000 employees (over 700 direct at Stanlow, 6,700 direct and indirect), with a CIO-led digital transformation programme running on a SAP ECC 6.0 ERP backbone.

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EET Fuels operates the 10 MTPA Stanlow refinery in Ellesmere Port, one of only four UK refineries supplying forecourts and ~16% of UK road transport fuels. It produces 9 billion litres of diesel, petrol, jet fuel and petrochemicals annually for B2B resellers, 25+ airlines across 10 airports, and 55+ Essar-branded retail sites.

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Operating
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501–1,000
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HeadquartersEllesmere Port, United Kingdom
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Ellesmere Port
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United Kingdom
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices7 records

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Keyword5 values
oil refining services, petroleum fuel wholesale, aviation jet fuel supply, petrochemical feedstock production, retail forecourt operations
Product category
Oil Refining and Petroleum Fuel Marketing
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion4 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Refined product wholesale (road fuels & petrochemicals)
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Bulk wholesale of diesel, petrol, jet fuel, LPG, propylene, propane, ethylbenzene and toluene to resellers, industrial & transport customers, and international oil companies via the Stanlow terminal, UKOP pipeline and Manchester Ship Canal.

eetfuels.com
2Aviation fuel supply (B2B)
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Direct supply of ~2 billion litres/year of jet fuel to commercial airlines and UK airports (Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Birmingham, Liverpool, London Stansted, Cardiff, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh) via pipeline (e.g. Manchester Jet Line), rail and road.

eetfuels.com
3Specialities (refinery blend components & chemicals)
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Sale of refinery blend components, intermediate streams, chemicals and niche products, available directly from jetty and gantry or delivered via ship, pipeline or road, in collaboration with the International Supply & Trading (IST) team.

eetfuels.com
4Essar Retail forecourts (DODO & company-operated)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Consumer-facing retail revenues from a growing network of 55+ Essar-branded forecourts through dealer-owned/dealer-operated (DODO) supply agreements (e.g. Harvest 47-site deal), company-operated sites, and lease/contract management partnerships.

eetfuels.com
5Terminal storage & infrastructure services
TypeManaged Services
Description

Bulk liquid storage and throughput services via Stanlow Terminals Limited (Kingsbury JV with Shell, Northampton, Stanlow and Tranmere terminals) for third-party hydrocarbon and chemical customers.

eetfuels.com
Marketing channels7 records

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Distribution channels8 records

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Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details2 tiers
1Quote-based B2B pricing for resellers, industry & transport, specialities and aviation customers
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Pricing negotiated per volume, grade and delivery mode; not publicly disclosed. Customer portal used for order placement and account management. Quote-based, multi-year or spot contracts as agreed with customers.

eetfuels.com
2Retail forecourt pricing (consumer/Pump)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Pricing set per forecourt and posted on the pump; competitive with UK market averages; premium fuels offered. Per-litre pump pricing.

eetfuels.com
GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 6 records shown
1EET Hydrogen
Description

Division of Essar Energy Transition developing first large scale, low carbon hydrogen production hubs in the UK at Stanlow (HPP1 and HPP2).

eetfuels.com
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Core offering1 text field

EET Fuels refines crude oil at the 10 MTPA Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, producing approximately 9 billion litres of transport fuels per year (4.4 bn L diesel, 3 bn L petrol, 2 bn L jet fuel) — roughly 16% of the UK's road transport fuels — alongside petrochemical feedstocks (propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, benzene). The company sells these refined products wholesale to commercial resellers, industry and transport customers, specialities buyers, and aviation customers (25+ airlines across 9–10 UK airports), and operates a growing Essar-branded retail forecourt network (55+ sites). EET Fuels is also developing a Methanol-to-Jet Sustainable Aviation Fuel hub, an Industrial Carbon Capture project, and a hydrogen fuel switching programme as part of its 95%-by-2030 decarbonisation roadmap.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 7 values shown
  • 22% reduction in CO2 emissions at Stanlow since 2011, on the path to a 95% reduction by 2030.
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Product overview1 text field

EET Fuels operates a unified refinery-led product portfolio centred on the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex, a single 10 MTPA strategic refinery producing refined transport fuels (Diesel, Petrol, Jet Fuel) and Petrochemicals (propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, benzene). This core manufacturing platform feeds three distinct go-to-market channels: (1) bulk supply to commercial resellers and industry/transport customers; (2) a Specialities line covering refinery blend components, intermediate streams and niche chemicals; and (3) the Essar Retail forecourt network for consumer-facing distribution. EET Fuels also operates the Stanlow Terminals marine and road distribution infrastructure (Tranmere Terminal, Kingsbury Terminal, Northampton Terminal, UK Oil Pipeline connection) as an integrated logistics backbone. On the decarbonisation roadmap, EET Fuels is developing a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Methanol-to-Jet production hub at Stanlow with UK Government backing, alongside an Industrial Carbon Capture project and a hydrogen fuel switching programme enabled by the hydrogen-ready furnace. The Stanlow refinery is one of only four UK refineries manufacturing and delivering fuel to UK forecourts, supplying approximately 16% of the nation's road transport fuels.

Product and service7 records
1Diesel Fuel
CategoryRefined fuel product
Description

EET Fuels produces approximately 4.4 billion litres of diesel annually at Stanlow, supplied to retail forecourts, commercial transport, logistics, rail and public transport customers across the UK.

2Petrol (Gasoline)
CategoryRefined fuel product
Description

EET Fuels produces approximately 3 billion litres of petrol annually at Stanlow, supplied to retail forecourts and commercial customers across the UK.

3Jet Fuel (Aviation Fuel)
CategoryRefined fuel product
Description

EET Fuels produces approximately 2 billion litres of jet fuel annually at Stanlow, supplying nine major UK airports (Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Birmingham, Liverpool, London Stansted, Cardiff, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow and Edinburgh) via pipeline, rail and road.

4Petrochemicals (Propylene, Propane, Ethylbenzene, Toluene, Benzene)
CategoryPetrochemical product
Description

Stanlow produces petrochemical feedstocks including propylene (fed via pipeline to LyondellBasell's polypropylene plant at Carrington), propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, and chemical-grade benzene from the catalytic reformer and platformer units.

5Speciality Products (Refinery Blend Components and Intermediate Streams)
CategorySpeciality chemicals/blend components
Description

EET Fuels' Specialities business supplies refinery blend components, intermediate streams, chemicals and niche products. Products are available for purchase directly from the jetty and gantry, or delivered via ship, pipeline, or road transport.

6Essar Retail (Forecourt Network)
CategoryRetail fuel distribution brand
Description

Essar-branded forecourt network of dealer and company-owned service stations across the UK. Operates over 55 Essar-branded retail outlets with expansion via leasing, dealer and contract management opportunities. Now expanding under agreement with Harvest Energy for 47 additional forecourts.

7Stanlow Terminal Operations (Marine, Pipeline and Road Distribution)
CategoryLogistics/distribution service
Description

EET Fuels operates an integrated terminal and marine facility at Stanlow and Tranmere, with six berths on the Manchester Ship Canal handling c.600 ships annually and a Terminal Automated Loading System (TAS) with 17 loading gantries at the road terminal. Connects to UK Oil Pipeline, Manchester Airport and regional distribution hubs.

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Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2025-10-08
Description

Agreement signed in October 2025 under which EET Retail (EET Fuels' retail division) assumes responsibility for delivering all relevant fuels to 47 of Harvest's dealer-owned, dealer-operated (DODO) forecourts across the UK, following the closure of Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery. Strengthens EET Retail's partnership-led growth strategy.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-22
Description

UK Government (DfT) awarded £2.5 million under its Advanced Fuels Fund (AFF) third window to develop Stanlow's Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub. Funding supports pre-FEED and development milestones toward FID; additional support is anticipated from AFF beyond March 2026, alongside a UK Revenue Certainty Mechanism.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-04-24
Description

ENI and the UK Government achieved financial close on the core CO2 transport and storage project underpinning the HyNet Cluster (Liverpool Bay CCS). EET Hydrogen's HPP1 is one of four initial projects supplying CO2 to this infrastructure for permanent storage, enabling EET Fuels' wider decarbonisation programme.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2024-09-02
Description

Toyo-India, a 100% subsidiary of Toyo Engineering Corporation Japan, was appointed in September 2024 to conduct the front-end engineering design (FEED) stage of EET Fuels' Industrial Carbon Capture project on Stanlow's FCC unit, covering design completion, project de-risking and detailed costing.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2024-08-27
Description

Wood was appointed in August 2024 to progress EET Fuels' Hydrogen Fuel Switching Project to the front-end engineering design (FEED) stage, supporting the company's plan to switch refinery fuel to low carbon hydrogen.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sister company within Essar Energy Transition, EET Hydrogen is developing 1.35+ GW of blue/green hydrogen at Stanlow (HPP1 350 MW, HPP2 1,000 MW, with 4,000 MW+ target by 2030). HPP1 will supply low carbon hydrogen to EET Fuels' Stanlow refinery as part of the hydrogen fuel switching programme, removing ~600,000 t CO2/yr (equivalent to 125,000 cars). Construction of HPP1 expected to start in 2025 with first hydrogen production by 2028.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sister company under Essar Energy Transition; EET Hydrogen Power is developing Europe's first 100% hydrogen-fuelled combined heat and power plant (CHP) at Stanlow, expected to be operating by 2027, supplying power and steam to EET Fuels' refinery. To be developed in two phases to 125 MW power with 6,000 t/day of steam, reducing 740,000 t CO2/yr versus hydrocarbon-fired boilers.

8EET Industrial Carbon Capture (EET ICC)
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sister EET business delivering the Industrial Carbon Capture project on Stanlow's full-residue FCC unit, capturing ~1 million tonnes of CO2/yr (~45% of Stanlow emissions) for permanent sequestration in Liverpool Bay depleted gas fields via the HyNet transport and storage infrastructure. Targeted removal of 860,000 tonnes of CO2.

eetfuels.com
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

UK's largest independent bulk liquid storage terminal; operates the Manchester Ship Canal berths at Stanlow and Tranmere, will provide critical import and storage capabilities for the planned Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub (including large-scale renewable methanol imports and SAF storage), and supports biofuels and new energies infrastructure.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

EET Fuels is a central pillar of the UK Government-selected HyNet North West industrial decarbonisation cluster, with the CO2 and hydrogen pipelines centred on Stanlow. HyNet Track-1 status underpins EET Hydrogen's HPP1 and the ICC project, and supports decarbonisation of major North West manufacturers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Essar Future Energies' e-methanol project in Gujarat, India, is named as a renewable methanol feedstock source for EET's planned Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub at Stanlow, supporting the ~550,000 tpa methanol requirement.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Shell UK Limited is the JV partner with Essar Midland Limited (EML) in the Kingsbury Terminal joint venture (14 tanks, 101m L storage) and is a fellow shareholder in the UK Oil Pipeline (UKOP) alongside EET Fuels, BP, Valero and Total.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

BPA operates and maintains the UK Oil Pipeline (UKOP) system on behalf of its five shareholders (Essar Midlands Limited, BP, Shell, Valero and Total), transporting 9.5 billion litres of product annually.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

px Group operates the Northampton Fuel Terminal on behalf of Infrastructure North Limited (INL), providing innovative operations management, engineering services and energy management solutions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

LyondellBasell operates the polypropylene facility at Carrington on the Manchester Ship Canal, fed by propylene from EET Fuels' catalytic cracker via pipeline with an alternative marine supply route via the Carrington common-user jetty.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Cheshire Wildlife Trust manages Gowy Meadows (160+ hectares of biodiversity space between Stanlow and the M56) on behalf of EET Fuels and delivers environmental education activities from Holly Bank House.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

A representative from EET Fuels chairs the Fuels Industry UK process safety leadership network, and the company participates in industry/regulatory working groups to develop best practices.

Recent move8 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates the Grangemouth refinery in Scotland, one of the few remaining UK refineries producing road fuels, jet fuel and petrochemicals for the UK market, directly competing with Stanlow for refining customers and feedstock supply.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates the Fawley refinery near Southampton, the UK's largest refinery and a direct competitor to Stanlow in supplying UK road fuels, jet fuel and petrochemical feedstocks to nationwide B2B and retail customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates the Pembroke refinery in Wales, a major UK refinery directly competing with EET Fuels in the UK road fuels and middle distillates market, with similar wholesale and reseller distribution models.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates the Humber refinery in Immingham, one of the four remaining UK refineries producing road fuels and jet fuel, competing head-to-head with Stanlow for UK customers and feedstock imports.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global integrated energy major and former owner of Stanlow, currently a JV partner with EET Fuels at Kingsbury Terminal and a fellow UKOP shareholder; competes broadly across refining, trading, retail and increasingly low-carbon fuels in the UK.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global integrated energy major and fellow UKOP shareholder alongside EET Fuels, with significant UK refining, retail and increasingly hydrogen/CCS activities that overlap with EET Fuels' value chain.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global integrated energy major with European refining assets and a UK fuel retail presence; a broad incumbent in refining, petrochemicals and renewables that competes for the same UK customer base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Integrated European energy major with significant Spanish and broader European refining capacity and an emerging low-carbon/renewable fuels portfolio; comparable to EET Fuels in scale of refining and decarbonisation roadmap ambition.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Italian integrated energy major and the operator of the Liverpool Bay CCS infrastructure underpinning the HyNet cluster; both a partner to EET Fuels' decarbonisation programme and a comparable European refiner investing heavily in biofuels and CCS.

TypeEmerging player
Description

INEOS Energy operates refining and petrochemical assets in Europe (including trading and crude supply), with a comparable UK/European downstream footprint to EET Fuels' Specialities and petrochemical businesses.

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EET Fuels

Oil Refining and Petroleum Fuel Marketingeetfuels.com

EET Fuels operates the 10 MTPA Stanlow refinery in Ellesmere Port, one of only four UK refineries supplying forecourts and ~16% of UK road transport fuels. It produces 9 billion litres of diesel, petrol, jet fuel and petrochemicals annually for B2B resellers, 25+ airlines across 10 airports, and 55+ Essar-branded retail sites.

What EET Fuels does

EET Fuels (trading name of Essar Oil (UK) Limited, company number 07071400) operates the 10 MTPA Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire—one of only four UK refineries that manufacture and deliver fuel to UK forecourts—producing roughly 16% of the UK's road transport fuels, 9 billion litres of fuel per annum (4.4 bn L diesel, 3 bn L petrol, 2 bn L jet fuel), and petrochemical feedstocks including propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene and chemical-grade benzene. Core technology is anchored by a £200 million catalytic cracker complex with Western Europe's largest power recovery train (21 MW), a hydrodesulphuriser plant, a platinum-catalytic reformer, and the UK's first hydrogen-ready furnace, all integrated via the Stanlow Terminals infrastructure, the UK Oil Pipeline (UKOP), the Manchester Ship Canal, Tranmere Terminal, and JV/owned terminals at Kingsbury (JV with Shell) and Northampton.

Revenue is generated through five streams: (1) bulk wholesale of refined road fuels and petrochemicals to resellers, industry & transport customers and international oil companies (transaction-fee, quote-based B2B pricing); (2) direct aviation fuel supply to 25+ airlines across 10 UK airports (Manchester, Birmingham, London Stansted, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, Cardiff, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh) via pipeline, rail and road; (3) Specialities (refinery blend components, intermediate streams, niche chemicals) sold from jetty, gantry, ship, pipeline or road; (4) Essar Retail forecourt revenue across 55+ company-operated and DODO forecourts, with 47 additional Harvest Energy sites added in October 2025; and (5) Stanlow Terminals bulk storage and throughput services for third-party hydrocarbon and chemical customers. The go-to-market combines dedicated enterprise account teams (Commercial, Aviation, Industry & Transport, Specialities, Reseller) with a self-service customer portal and a DODO/lease channel partner model for retail growth.

EET Fuels is a privately held UK subsidiary of Essar Energy Transition (EET), itself ultimately owned by Essar Global Fund Limited, and is executing a US$3.6 billion decarbonisation programme (US$2.4 billion UK) to transform Stanlow into the world's first low carbon process refinery by 2030, anchored on low-carbon hydrogen (EET Hydrogen's HPP1 350 MW and HPP2 1,000 MW plants), Industrial Carbon Capture (~1 Mt CO2/yr on the FCC unit), a hydrogen-ready CHP plant (EET Hydrogen Power, Europe's first), and a Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub (up to 200,000 tpa) supported by a £2.5 million UK Government Advanced Fuels Fund award. Headcount is 501-1,000 employees (over 700 direct at Stanlow, 6,700 direct and indirect), with a CIO-led digital transformation programme running on a SAP ECC 6.0 ERP backbone.

EET Fuels firmographics

Firmographics
Name
EET Fuels
Legal name
Essar Oil (UK) Limited
Website
https://eetfuels.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2011
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
EET Fuels operates the 10 MTPA Stanlow refinery in Ellesmere Port, one of only four UK refineries supplying forecourts and ~16% of UK road transport fuels. It produces 9 billion litres of diesel, petrol, jet fuel and petrochemicals annually for B2B resellers, 25+ airlines across 10 airports, and 55+ Essar-branded retail sites.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where EET Fuels is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Ellesmere Port
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices7 records

Markets served

EET Fuels business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Refined product wholesale (road fuels & petrochemicals): Bulk wholesale of diesel, petrol, jet fuel, LPG, propylene, propane, ethylbenzene and toluene to resellers, industrial & transport customers, and international oil companies via the Stanlow terminal, UKOP pipeline and Manchester Ship Canal.
  2. Aviation fuel supply (B2B): Direct supply of ~2 billion litres/year of jet fuel to commercial airlines and UK airports (Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Birmingham, Liverpool, London Stansted, Cardiff, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh) via pipeline (e.g. Manchester Jet Line), rail and road.
  3. Specialities (refinery blend components & chemicals): Sale of refinery blend components, intermediate streams, chemicals and niche products, available directly from jetty and gantry or delivered via ship, pipeline or road, in collaboration with the International Supply & Trading (IST) team.
  4. Essar Retail forecourts (DODO & company-operated): Consumer-facing retail revenues from a growing network of 55+ Essar-branded forecourts through dealer-owned/dealer-operated (DODO) supply agreements (e.g. Harvest 47-site deal), company-operated sites, and lease/contract management partnerships.
  5. Terminal storage & infrastructure services: Bulk liquid storage and throughput services via Stanlow Terminals Limited (Kingsbury JV with Shell, Northampton, Stanlow and Tranmere terminals) for third-party hydrocarbon and chemical customers.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractQuote-based B2B pricing for resellers, industry & transport, specialities and aviation customers
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goRetail forecourt pricing (consumer/Pump)

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels8 records

Marketing channels7 records

EET Fuels product offering

Product offering

Core offering

EET Fuels refines crude oil at the 10 MTPA Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, producing approximately 9 billion litres of transport fuels per year (4.4 bn L diesel, 3 bn L petrol, 2 bn L jet fuel) — roughly 16% of the UK's road transport fuels — alongside petrochemical feedstocks (propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, benzene). The company sells these refined products wholesale to commercial resellers, industry and transport customers, specialities buyers, and aviation customers (25+ airlines across 9–10 UK airports), and operates a growing Essar-branded retail forecourt network (55+ sites). EET Fuels is also developing a Methanol-to-Jet Sustainable Aviation Fuel hub, an Industrial Carbon Capture project, and a hydrogen fuel switching programme as part of its 95%-by-2030 decarbonisation roadmap.

Product overview

EET Fuels operates a unified refinery-led product portfolio centred on the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex, a single 10 MTPA strategic refinery producing refined transport fuels (Diesel, Petrol, Jet Fuel) and Petrochemicals (propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, benzene). This core manufacturing platform feeds three distinct go-to-market channels: (1) bulk supply to commercial resellers and industry/transport customers; (2) a Specialities line covering refinery blend components, intermediate streams and niche chemicals; and (3) the Essar Retail forecourt network for consumer-facing distribution. EET Fuels also operates the Stanlow Terminals marine and road distribution infrastructure (Tranmere Terminal, Kingsbury Terminal, Northampton Terminal, UK Oil Pipeline connection) as an integrated logistics backbone. On the decarbonisation roadmap, EET Fuels is developing a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Methanol-to-Jet production hub at Stanlow with UK Government backing, alongside an Industrial Carbon Capture project and a hydrogen fuel switching programme enabled by the hydrogen-ready furnace. The Stanlow refinery is one of only four UK refineries manufacturing and delivering fuel to UK forecourts, supplying approximately 16% of the nation's road transport fuels.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • EET Hydrogen: Division of Essar Energy Transition developing first large scale, low carbon hydrogen production hubs in the UK at Stanlow (HPP1 and HPP2).
  • EET Hydrogen Power
  • EET Industrial Carbon Capture
  • EET Retail (Essar Energy Transition Retail)
  • Stanlow Terminals Limited
  • Essar

Products and services

  • Diesel Fuel EET Fuels produces approximately 4.4 billion litres of diesel annually at Stanlow, supplied to retail forecourts, commercial transport, logistics, rail and public transport customers across the UK.
  • Petrol (Gasoline) EET Fuels produces approximately 3 billion litres of petrol annually at Stanlow, supplied to retail forecourts and commercial customers across the UK.
  • Jet Fuel (Aviation Fuel) EET Fuels produces approximately 2 billion litres of jet fuel annually at Stanlow, supplying nine major UK airports (Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Birmingham, Liverpool, London Stansted, Cardiff, Newcastle, Bristol, Glasgow and Edinburgh) via pipeline, rail and road.
  • Petrochemicals (Propylene, Propane, Ethylbenzene, Toluene, Benzene) Stanlow produces petrochemical feedstocks including propylene (fed via pipeline to LyondellBasell's polypropylene plant at Carrington), propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, and chemical-grade benzene from the catalytic reformer and platformer units.
  • Speciality Products (Refinery Blend Components and Intermediate Streams) EET Fuels' Specialities business supplies refinery blend components, intermediate streams, chemicals and niche products. Products are available for purchase directly from the jetty and gantry, or delivered via ship, pipeline, or road transport.
  • Essar Retail (Forecourt Network) Essar-branded forecourt network of dealer and company-owned service stations across the UK. Operates over 55 Essar-branded retail outlets with expansion via leasing, dealer and contract management opportunities. Now expanding under agreement with Harvest Energy for 47 additional forecourts.
  • Stanlow Terminal Operations (Marine, Pipeline and Road Distribution) EET Fuels operates an integrated terminal and marine facility at Stanlow and Tranmere, with six berths on the Manchester Ship Canal handling c.600 ships annually and a Terminal Automated Loading System (TAS) with 17 loading gantries at the road terminal. Connects to UK Oil Pipeline, Manchester Airport and regional distribution hubs.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 22% reduction in CO2 emissions at Stanlow since 2011, on the path to a 95% reduction by 2030.
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Integration6 records

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Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

  • Harvest Energy (Dealerships) LimitedcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 8 October 2025Agreement signed in October 2025 under which EET Retail (EET Fuels' retail division) assumes responsibility for delivering all relevant fuels to 47 of Harvest's dealer-owned, dealer-operated (DODO) forecourts across the UK, following the closure of Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery. Strengthens EET Retail's partnership-led growth strategy.
  • UK Department for Transport (Advanced Fuels Fund)flagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 22 July 2025UK Government (DfT) awarded £2.5 million under its Advanced Fuels Fund (AFF) third window to develop Stanlow's Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub. Funding supports pre-FEED and development milestones toward FID; additional support is anticipated from AFF beyond March 2026, alongside a UK Revenue Certainty Mechanism.
  • ENI (Liverpool Bay CCS / HyNet CO2 transport and storage)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 April 2025ENI and the UK Government achieved financial close on the core CO2 transport and storage project underpinning the HyNet Cluster (Liverpool Bay CCS). EET Hydrogen's HPP1 is one of four initial projects supplying CO2 to this infrastructure for permanent storage, enabling EET Fuels' wider decarbonisation programme.
  • Toyo Engineering India Pvt. Ltd. (Toyo-India)flagshipImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 2 September 2024Toyo-India, a 100% subsidiary of Toyo Engineering Corporation Japan, was appointed in September 2024 to conduct the front-end engineering design (FEED) stage of EET Fuels' Industrial Carbon Capture project on Stanlow's FCC unit, covering design completion, project de-risking and detailed costing.
  • WoodflagshipImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 27 August 2024Wood was appointed in August 2024 to progress EET Fuels' Hydrogen Fuel Switching Project to the front-end engineering design (FEED) stage, supporting the company's plan to switch refinery fuel to low carbon hydrogen.
  • EET HydrogenflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister company within Essar Energy Transition, EET Hydrogen is developing 1.35+ GW of blue/green hydrogen at Stanlow (HPP1 350 MW, HPP2 1,000 MW, with 4,000 MW+ target by 2030). HPP1 will supply low carbon hydrogen to EET Fuels' Stanlow refinery as part of the hydrogen fuel switching programme, removing ~600,000 t CO2/yr (equivalent to 125,000 cars). Construction of HPP1 expected to start in 2025 with first hydrogen production by 2028.
  • EET Hydrogen PowerflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister company under Essar Energy Transition; EET Hydrogen Power is developing Europe's first 100% hydrogen-fuelled combined heat and power plant (CHP) at Stanlow, expected to be operating by 2027, supplying power and steam to EET Fuels' refinery. To be developed in two phases to 125 MW power with 6,000 t/day of steam, reducing 740,000 t CO2/yr versus hydrocarbon-fired boilers.
  • EET Industrial Carbon Capture (EET ICC)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister EET business delivering the Industrial Carbon Capture project on Stanlow's full-residue FCC unit, capturing ~1 million tonnes of CO2/yr (~45% of Stanlow emissions) for permanent sequestration in Liverpool Bay depleted gas fields via the HyNet transport and storage infrastructure. Targeted removal of 860,000 tonnes of CO2.
  • Stanlow Terminals Limited (STL)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerUK's largest independent bulk liquid storage terminal; operates the Manchester Ship Canal berths at Stanlow and Tranmere, will provide critical import and storage capabilities for the planned Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub (including large-scale renewable methanol imports and SAF storage), and supports biofuels and new energies infrastructure.
  • HyNet North West ClusterflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerEET Fuels is a central pillar of the UK Government-selected HyNet North West industrial decarbonisation cluster, with the CO2 and hydrogen pipelines centred on Stanlow. HyNet Track-1 status underpins EET Hydrogen's HPP1 and the ICC project, and supports decarbonisation of major North West manufacturers.
  • Essar Future EnergiescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerEssar Future Energies' e-methanol project in Gujarat, India, is named as a renewable methanol feedstock source for EET's planned Methanol-to-Jet SAF hub at Stanlow, supporting the ~550,000 tpa methanol requirement.
  • Shell UK LimitedcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerShell UK Limited is the JV partner with Essar Midland Limited (EML) in the Kingsbury Terminal joint venture (14 tanks, 101m L storage) and is a fellow shareholder in the UK Oil Pipeline (UKOP) alongside EET Fuels, BP, Valero and Total.
  • British Pipeline Agency (BPA)minorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerBPA operates and maintains the UK Oil Pipeline (UKOP) system on behalf of its five shareholders (Essar Midlands Limited, BP, Shell, Valero and Total), transporting 9.5 billion litres of product annually.
  • px GroupminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partnerpx Group operates the Northampton Fuel Terminal on behalf of Infrastructure North Limited (INL), providing innovative operations management, engineering services and energy management solutions.
  • LyondellBasellcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLyondellBasell operates the polypropylene facility at Carrington on the Manchester Ship Canal, fed by propylene from EET Fuels' catalytic cracker via pipeline with an alternative marine supply route via the Carrington common-user jetty.
  • Cheshire Wildlife TrustminorOthersCheshire Wildlife Trust manages Gowy Meadows (160+ hectares of biodiversity space between Stanlow and the M56) on behalf of EET Fuels and delivers environmental education activities from Holly Bank House.
  • Fuels Industry UK (process safety leadership network)minorOthersA representative from EET Fuels chairs the Fuels Industry UK process safety leadership network, and the company participates in industry/regulatory working groups to develop best practices.

Scale indicators33 records

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EET Fuels competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Petroineos: Operates the Grangemouth refinery in Scotland, one of the few remaining UK refineries producing road fuels, jet fuel and petrochemicals for the UK market, directly competing with Stanlow for refining customers and feedstock supply.
  • Esso Petroleum (ExxonMobil): Operates the Fawley refinery near Southampton, the UK's largest refinery and a direct competitor to Stanlow in supplying UK road fuels, jet fuel and petrochemical feedstocks to nationwide B2B and retail customers.
  • Valero Energy: Operates the Pembroke refinery in Wales, a major UK refinery directly competing with EET Fuels in the UK road fuels and middle distillates market, with similar wholesale and reseller distribution models.
  • Phillips 66: Operates the Humber refinery in Immingham, one of the four remaining UK refineries producing road fuels and jet fuel, competing head-to-head with Stanlow for UK customers and feedstock imports.

Broad incumbents

  • Shell: Global integrated energy major and former owner of Stanlow, currently a JV partner with EET Fuels at Kingsbury Terminal and a fellow UKOP shareholder; competes broadly across refining, trading, retail and increasingly low-carbon fuels in the UK.
  • BP: Global integrated energy major and fellow UKOP shareholder alongside EET Fuels, with significant UK refining, retail and increasingly hydrogen/CCS activities that overlap with EET Fuels' value chain.
  • TotalEnergies: Global integrated energy major with European refining assets and a UK fuel retail presence; a broad incumbent in refining, petrochemicals and renewables that competes for the same UK customer base.
  • Repsol: Integrated European energy major with significant Spanish and broader European refining capacity and an emerging low-carbon/renewable fuels portfolio; comparable to EET Fuels in scale of refining and decarbonisation roadmap ambition.

Emerging players

  • Eni: Italian integrated energy major and the operator of the Liverpool Bay CCS infrastructure underpinning the HyNet cluster; both a partner to EET Fuels' decarbonisation programme and a comparable European refiner investing heavily in biofuels and CCS.
  • INEOS Energy: INEOS Energy operates refining and petrochemical assets in Europe (including trading and crude supply), with a comparable UK/European downstream footprint to EET Fuels' Specialities and petrochemical businesses.

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Frequently asked questions about EET Fuels

What does EET Fuels do?

EET Fuels refines crude oil at the 10 MTPA Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, producing approximately 9 billion litres of transport fuels per year (4.4 bn L diesel, 3 bn L petrol, 2 bn L jet fuel) — roughly 16% of the UK's road transport fuels — alongside petrochemical feedstocks (propylene, propane, ethylbenzene, toluene, benzene). The company sells these refined products wholesale to commercial resellers, industry and transport customers, specialities buyers, and aviation customers (25+ airlines across 9–10 UK airports), and operates a growing Essar-branded retail forecourt network (55+ sites). EET Fuels is also developing a Methanol-to-Jet Sustainable Aviation Fuel hub, an Industrial Carbon Capture project, and a hydrogen fuel switching programme as part of its 95%-by-2030 decarbonisation roadmap.

Is EET Fuels a public or private company?

EET Fuels is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was EET Fuels founded?

EET Fuels was founded in 2011. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is EET Fuels based?

EET Fuels is headquartered in Ellesmere Port, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does EET Fuels make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Refined product wholesale (road fuels & petrochemicals) is the primary driver. The others are aviation fuel supply (B2B), specialities (refinery blend components & chemicals), essar Retail forecourts (DODO & company-operated) and terminal storage & infrastructure services.

Who are EET Fuels's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Petroineos, Esso Petroleum (ExxonMobil), Valero Energy and Phillips 66. Broad incumbents are Shell, BP, TotalEnergies and Repsol. Emerging players are Eni and INEOS Energy.

Does EET Fuels have an API?

No public API is recorded for EET Fuels.

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BBCUK oil refinery broke toxic pollution limits dozens of timesEET Fuels, operating the Stanlow refinery, breached environmental permit conditions 58 times between 2023 and 2024, spilling toxic chemicals and oil into local waterways. The Environment Agency is investigating, and the company is due to be sentenced next month for prior breaches.BBCUK oil refinery broke toxic pollution limits dozens of timesEET Fuels, operating the Stanlow refinery, breached environmental permit conditions 58 times between 2023 and 2024, spilling toxic chemicals and oil into local waterways. The Environment Agency is investigating, and the company is due to be sentenced next month for prior breaches.YahooUK oil refinery broke toxic pollution limits dozens of times, documents revealEET Fuels, operating the Stanlow refinery, breached environmental permit conditions 58 times between 2023 and 2024, spilling toxic chemicals and oil into local waterways. The Environment Agency is investigating, and the company is due to be sentenced next month for prior breaches.BloombergEssar Agrees to Buy UK Fuel Retailer to Expand NetworkEssar Energy Transition Fuels Ltd. agreed to acquire UK fuel retailer SGN Retail, a deal that could double its network of fuel stations in the country. The acquisition would bring Essar closer to its goal of operating 800 fuel retailing sites by 2031, all supplied by its Stanlow refinery.Financial ExpressPage 2263 of FE Bureau : Latest News, Exclusive News Stories, Current Affairs, Events by FE BureauThe Supreme Court of India has taken several actions relating to different corporate and governmental matters. Notably, it has given six months to Essar Oil regarding a sales tax case and named a retired Australian judge as an arbitrator in a row involving Reliance Oilmin.The Times of IndiaEssar Energy Transition Fuels signs jet fuel supply deals with 2 more airports - The Economic TimesEssar Energy Transition's EET Fuels has signed agreements to supply jet fuel to two additional major UK airports, expanding its network to nine UK airports. The firm, operating from Stanlow refinery in Ellesmere Port, is one of the UK's largest jet fuel producers and contributes approximately 16% of the nation's road transport fuels. The expansion aligns with EET's strategy to integrate across the value chain and its broader ambitions to lead the UK's energy transition, which includes USD 2.4 billion in low carbon projects.The Times of IndiaEET Fuels raise $650 million in receivables, trade credit financingEET Fuels, promoted by the Ruias, raised $650 million in financing against receivables and trade credit during the current quarter. The facilities include a $150 million receivable facility with ABN AMRO and $300 million with an international oil company, supporting its decarbonisation strategy. The company aims to reduce emissions by 95% by the end of the decade.MintEssar buys stakes from BP in pipeline, terminals for UK refineryEssar Oil UK has acquired stakes in strategic assets from BP Plc in the UK, including an 11.5% stake in the United Kingdom Oil Pipeline, a 45% share in the Kingsbury Terminal, and 100% interest in the Northampton Terminal, with the transaction estimated at $120-130 million. The acquisition, executed through Essar's subsidiaries Essar Midlands Limited and InfraNorth Limited, will boost Essar's logistics infrastructure connecting its Stanlow refinery to other destinations, as BP divests the assets as part of its rationalization strategy. Post-transaction, Essar's total UK investments reach $1 billion, supporting plans to grow its fuel retail network from 67 outlets to 400 sites and increase aviation fuel market share from 20% to 50%.