December 18, 2025 [Storage Terminals Magazine]- MB Energy has commenced the supply of jet fuel and HEFA SPK Blend, commonly referred to as Sustainable Aviation Fuel, to airlines operating at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark. The SAF supplied contributes to reducing carbon dioxide emissions over its life cycle. This development marks MB Energy’s expansion into the Danish aviation market, adding Copenhagen Airport to the company’s growing network of airport locations already served across Germany, the UK and Norway.

To enable fuel supply at Copenhagen Airport, MB Energy has invested in the airport’s fuel infrastructure, securing access to support reliable and efficient operations for its aviation customers. The investment reflects the company’s long-term commitment to strengthening aviation fuel supply chains in Denmark and across Europe.

Simon Weiss, head of aviation at MB Energy, said the move underscores the company’s dedication to supporting the aviation sector’s evolving needs. He noted that MB Energy looks forward to continuing its work in aviation by collaborating closely with customers and partners to support both current operations and the transition toward more sustainable air travel.

In addition to conventional jet fuel, MB Energy will supply SAF at Copenhagen Airport, reinforcing the company’s commitment to advancing more sustainable solutions for aviation. By offering alternatives to traditional aviation fuels, MB Energy aims to support airlines in reducing the environmental impact of their operations.

MB Energy provides tailored energy solutions designed to support customers’ decarbonisation journeys. The company offers a broad and flexible product portfolio that serves the conventional fuel market while actively enabling routes to market for lower-carbon fuel solutions. Its strategic focus is on growing the business in hard-to-electrify sectors such as aviation, leveraging core strengths in sourcing, storage, handling and distribution of liquid fuels.

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