FinCo Fuel is an independent fuel supplier. We serve a large part of the Northwest European energy market on a daily basis. We believe in sustainable solutions for a clean future. A future full of opportunities that starts now. That is why we are increasing the share of renewable and low-carbon fuels in our product portfolio and reduce our CO2 emissions. With our increasingly clean applications, we offer our customers sustainable, responsible growth. Not next week, not tomorrow, but today.
The coming years will be marked by the energy transition. As a major fuel supplier, FinCo Fuel is in a position to make a major contribution to the transition to low-carbon fuels. That is why we want to take the lead and reduce CO2 emissions by 10 percent more than legally required. Moreover, we put our own processes under a magnifying glass. Our aim is to operate in a CO2-neutral manner. Our first step towards achieving this is to reduce CO2 emissions from our business processes by 30 per cent within three years.
The combination of expertise, flexibility and creative thinking means that we seize opportunities with both hands. That’s how we make the difference, and that’s how we maintain our growth. Because at heart we will always be entrepreneurs.
FinCo Fuel Group consists of a widespread network of companies, namely Gulf Bunkering, GoodFuels, Licorne Fuel, Dalergy Group and Gulf Netherlands. Our business is based in the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland. With access to 27 terminals, we serve a large part of the Northwest European fuel market and are a major player in delivering of various low-carbon fuels and biofuels.
The FinCo Fuel annual report of 2020 in which the Rhine is a metaphor for the process we want to highlight: awareness. A book with not only an overview of the results, but also full of interviews, photo essays, reading, viewing and listening tips.
A lot is happening in our sector right now. In the Dutch newspaper, Het Financieele Dagblad, we tell what we do and why, and what it all adds up to. We share our story in the hope that we can inspire others and bring them along in the changes. Because as Jan-Willem van der Velden says in this piece: 'For us, the energy transition cannot go fast enough'.