Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Essar Energy Transition Reports Record Sales in 2025
Essar Energy Transition (EET) had a very successful year in 2025.
They sold more fuel in the UK than ever before since they took over the Stanlow refinery in 2011.
The refinery is very important for the UK's energy needs.
They also increased the amount of fuel they process by 8% compared to the previous year.
EET has many fuel stations and supplies fuel to 10 major airports.
They want the UK government to include refining in a special program called CBAM to help them compete with other countries.
This would make sure that the UK can keep producing fuel in a sustainable way.
Essar Energy Transition reported its highest-ever domestic sales since 2011 at the Stanlow refinery.
Operational throughput increased by 8% compared to 2024, with dispatch volumes approaching all-time highs.
EET has 58 Essar-branded retail forecourts and supplies fuel to 100 dealer-owned forecourts and 10 major airports.
The company advocates for the inclusion of refining in the UK’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to ensure competitiveness.
EET's strategic supply points and distribution network were crucial in responding to urgent supply requests in 2025.
- Who
- Essar Energy Transition (EET)
- What
- Reported record sales and operational growth in 2025
- When
- Published on January 14, 2026
- Where
- Stanlow refinery, Ellesmere Port, Liverpool, UK
- Why
- To highlight the company's achievements and advocate for the refining sector
- Company
- Essar Energy Transition (EET)
- Location
- Stanlow refinery, Ellesmere Port, Liverpool
- Sales Growth
- Highest-ever domestic sales since 2011
- Operational Throughput
- 8% increase compared to 2024
- Retail Forecourts
- 58 Essar-branded sites, 100 dealer-owned forecourts
- Airport Network
- 10 major airports
- Advocacy
- Inclusion of refining in UK’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
