Countries We Serve

Petronet offers you the most profitable blending solutions for your petroleum products. We operate and serve all nations across the globe. We have partnered with top petroleum blending nations and companies that produce fine-quality blends. Have a look at some of our partner countries.

• US: The United States of America is the leading producer of blended fuels in the world. It has a capacity to produce over 15 billion gallons of blended fuels.
• Brazil: The economy of Brazil is renowned as the world’s first sustainable economy that uses biofuels. Together Brazil and the United States produce about 87% of the fuel blended with ethanol.
• UK: The UK is working actively on the grounds of fuel blending and has been developing superior fuels to support the NET ZERO by 2050. Biodiesel and bioethanol are two main blended fuels that are commonly consumed and exported from the UK.
• China: Due to ongoing improvements in the downstream infrastructure, increased refining capacity and the expanding economy, China has emerged to be a global leader in terms of biofuels and other petroleum blending.
• India: India’s domestic production of Ethanol has significantly given rise to the export of blended fuels from India to other major parts of the world. The blending holds a great future in India as promises to reduce emissions as well as fosters a sustainable economy.
• Canada: With the implementation of Clean Fuel Regulation in Canada, a significant rise has been noticed in the consumption of blended fuels. Also, the import of refined petroleum products has risen by 5%.
• Thailand: Following the Alternate Energy Development Plan (AEDP) in Thailand, the petroleum blending with Ethanol has been increased. A major focus has been shifted towards renewable sources of energy over conventional ones.
• Argentina: The authorities in Argentina have strongly mandated the use of blended fuels for all SMB (small and medium-sized businesses. Some new changes will be incorporated soon which will increase the number of exports of blended fuels.
• European Union: Germany, Spain, and France are the main producers of blended fuels. Europe produces 90% of the fuel it consumes, leaving the rest for export to other countries. Spain, Germany, and France are the major consumers of blended fuels, especially bioethanol.
• Australia: Australia produced around 180 million L of ethanol blended petrol and 18 million Litres blended diesel in the last year. The major share of ethanol is produced domestically. It is derived from agricultural products such as molasses, wheat starch, feedstock etc.
• Indonesia: It is one of the largest suppliers and exporters of blended fuels such as biodiesel. The country has a huge production capacity which is sufficient to meet global as well as domestic demands.
• Columbia: Columbia, a South American country, is one of the top 5 leading producers of blended fuels after the US, Germany, France, and Brazil. The market is growing rapidly as the world aims for a carbon-free environment in 2050.