Fuel Quality

Fuels for use in the Netherlands and in Europe must meet strict requirements. But not all fuels produced here are intended for Dutch and European use. Fuels intended for use outside the EU are often of different, less good quality. The ILT wants that to change.

Companies have a duty to make every effort to prevent negative consequences for human health and the environment. In the Netherlands, we call this the ‘duty of care’. According to the ILT, fuel producers do not comply with this duty by producing these low-quality fuels. These fuels contain high levels of harmful substances, such as benzene, sulphur and manganese. The ILT wants companies in the Netherlands to only produce and export fuels of a higher (acceptable) quality.

We explain in this video below how duty of care leads to better fuel quality (English subtitles).

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