Dutch biofuel producer Sunoil Biodiesel has secured regulatory approval to supply its sustainable fuels in Belgium, marking a significant step in the company’s widening European footprint.
The authorisation adds Belgium to a growing list of markets where Sunoil is permitted to distribute its waste‑based biodiesel products.
Sunoil said entering any new market requires more than commercial opportunity, emphasising the need for robust traceability, strong sustainability systems and compliance with local regulatory requirements across the supply chain.
The company noted that these systems form a solid foundation for continued expansion across Europe.
The approval comes as Sunoil continues to scale its operations and demonstrate practical applications of high‑grade biodiesel. Its inland barge Birjo II has recently been converted to run entirely on B100 biodiesel, produced in the Netherlands and supplied in partnership with BFT Tanker Logistics.
The vessel is now transporting biofuel using 100% renewable bunkers, showcasing the company’s capability to support low‑emission transport solutions.
Sunoil converts certified waste oils and fats into biodiesel at its facilities in Emmen and Kampen, supported by trading operations in Amsterdam.
Its products are positioned as lower‑emission alternatives or blend components for fossil diesel across road, marine and energy sectors.
