Partners
Eurofuel works closely and has regular exchanges with several international and European associations.
Partners include (non exhaustive list):
Members
Eurofuel’s members are national organisations and companies covering the complete home heating supply chain: from oil companies of various sizes through to independent fuel traders and distributors, heating equipment manufacturers and heating installers.
Austria
EWO Austria
The prime task of EWO-Austria (Energie.Wärme.Österreich) is the promotion of the efficient use of liquid fuels in the Austrian domestic heating market. For this purpose it especially promotes the maintenance of existing oil heating systems as well as the development and use of renewable liquid heating fuels as future source of energy.
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Belgium
in4fuels
In4fuels is the leading information source on sustainable fuels for heating, off-road and transport applications in Belgium.
Finland
Heating Energy Association (LEY)
The goal of Heating Energy Association (LEY) is to promote the responsible use of liquid fuels, to participate in the development of sustainable energy future and to build a framework for the profitable activity of the sector.
France
FF3C
FF3C (French Federation of Fuels and Heating) is the organisation representative of the energy product distribution activity (heating oil / fuels / firewood).
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France
Suntec
With two production sites, one in the U.S.A. and one in Europe (near Dijon, France), SUNTEC designs, manufactures and markets an unparalleled range of pumps and accessories for domestic and industrial burners and boilers and is the global leader in this market.
Germany
en2x
en2x – the Association of Fuels and Energy – is cooperating with its member companies towards achieving the Paris climate goals. By developing a variety of renewable energies, alternative fuels and raw materials, technologies and innovations, the industry can make crucial contributions to this transformation.
Ireland
OFTEC
In Ireland, OFTEC Ltd represents the interests of Irish manufacturers of liquid fuel heating and cooking equipment on all aspects of energy policy and legislation. A key focus of our work is to achieve the successful transition to renewable liquid heating fuels. We promote the OFTEC registration scheme for heating technicians as part of our commitment to ensuring high standards for those working mainly on off-gas grid heating, including liquid and solid fuels, biomass, heat pumps and solar thermal technologies.
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Italy
Burners Division of Ariston Group
Thanks to its brands - Elco, Cuenod, Ecoflam, SPM Innovation and BCE - the Burners Division of Ariston Group is nowadays a worldwide leader in the development of combustion technologies burners working with any gaseous or liquid fuel.
Italy
Fida
F.I.D.A. S.r.l. (part of the Beckett family of Companies) is one of the most important European manufacturers in ignition transformers and accessories for oil and gas boilers and burners, domestic/industrial.
Switzerland
Avenergy Suisse
Avenergy Suisse is the association which represents the interests of the petroleum sector and its needs in Switzerland.
United Kingdom
OFTEC
Established in 1991, OFTEC is a ‘not for profit’ trade organisation representing manufacturers of liquid fuel heating and cooking equipment and training providers in the UK and Republic of Ireland. A key focus of our work is to achieve the successful transition to renewable liquid heating fuels. As part of our commitment to ensuring high standards, we run a competent person registration scheme for heating technicians working mainly on off-gas grid heating, including liquid and solid fuels, biomass, heat pumps and solar thermal technologies.
Social Media: X
United States
Delavan Spray Technologies
Delavan Spray Technologies (part of the Beckett family of Companies), a manufacturer of liquid heating fuel nozzles, is a global company supplying single and two-fluid spray nozzles used in combustion appliances.
United States
NORA
NORA was authorized by the U.S. Congress in 2000 to generate funding from within the liquid heating fuel industry to provide more efficient and more reliable heat and hot water to American consumers. NORA’s focus is on Energy Efficiency, Environmental Responsibility, Safety, Research & Development and Professional Education, with particular emphasis on transitioning heating oil and its appliances to a low-carbon source of heat and hot water.
