Alkagesta discussed fuel procurement and possible supply partnerships with representatives of Ukrainian filling station networks at PROкачай АЗС 2026 in Kyiv, according to a report published by the company. The event brought fuel retailers together with businesses supplying products and services to the sector, through a programme combining conference sessions, an exhibition and business-to-business meetings.
The company’s representative was Elchin Aliyev, its Regional Commodity Trader for Ukraine. Alkagesta said his discussions addressed the networks’ fuel purchasing requirements, prospective supply programmes and different delivery arrangements. The meetings also explored the possibility of longer-term strategic relationships in Ukraine’s fuel retail market. The account describes discussions rather than announcing any resulting supply contracts or other completed agreements.
Beyond the commercial meetings, the event’s programme addressed filling station operations, technology and infrastructure. It included a separate panel examining security and resilience in fuel retail during wartime. Alkagesta presented that subject as central to the continued adaptation and functioning of Ukraine’s energy distribution network under sustained pressure, linking the operational agenda to the conditions facing the country’s fuel sector.
Alkagesta said its Ukrainian trading activities cover petroleum products distribution, biofuels and fertilisers. Its account positioned participation in the Kyiv gathering as a means of engaging directly with downstream fuel retailers and the businesses involved in purchasing decisions across filling station networks. The reported conversations focused on fuel supply requirements and delivery models, alongside the potential for more durable commercial partnerships.
The company did not identify the filling station networks involved in the talks or give details of proposed volumes, prices or supply schedules. Its report therefore offers an account of industry engagement and procurement discussions, rather than a quantified update on Ukrainian fuel flows or a statement of new trading commitments.
Read the original announcement on Alkagesta.