New challenges for fuel companies in a changing biofuels market
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The market for biofuels is undergoing transformative change, driven by ambitious regulation and rising demand from corporates looking to decarbonise to hit net-zero pledges.
For traditional biofuels market participants – such as integrated oil firms, smaller fuel companies, refineries and transportation firms – the market shake-up is likely to affect supply chains, impact pricing dynamics and alter long-standing market correlations. The increased complexity will present new challenges, as well as potential opportunities for these firms.
As a result, many companies are trying to better understand the outlook for biofuels markets, the changes they will need to make in terms of their supply chains, and the tools they will need for dealing with the increased complexity.
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