Airside ground fuel & services provider

Leading provider of airside ground refuelling solutions, utilising advanced vehicle recognition and fleet management technology

Our work with the UK’s busiest transport hubs sees us continually develop visionary solutions that build sustainability, add-value and drive efficiency into operations.

A leading supplier of ground fuel for airports in the UK both airside and landside, we specialise in the supply of high quality fuels and sustainable alternatives supported by advanced technology solutions to simplify fuel management whilst considering environmental impact.

Fuelling Change across UK Airports

Airport Energy Services supports total ground fuel management across the busiest UK airports, including Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Edinburgh
Dedicated airport focus, knowledge and experience enables the delivery of a high quality and consistently reliable fuel for airports and fleet service to airside located customers 24/7/365
Fuelling Change is embedded in our best practice management tools that ensure optimal planning, effective management and successful delivery of fuelling solutions

Products

Our comprehensive range of standard, alternative and renewable fuel products ensures our customers have access to the right solution to meet their operational requirement & business objectives.

Red Diesel (Ultra Low Sulphur Gas Oil BS EN 2869)
Road Diesel (Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel BS EN 590)
Renewable & Alternative Fuels: Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) & Gas-to-Liquid (GTL)
Unleaded Petrol (Unleaded 95 Gasoline BS EN228)
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Industry-Leading Technology

A comprehensive market leading fuel management system providing total fuel site automation & real-time data analysis
A fully automated end to end solution for both fixed sites and mobile applications allows you to track the journey of every litre on-site
Utilising a vehicle recognition system enables the fastest and simplest secure refuelling

Comprehensive Fleet Fuel Management

Centralised fleet management and authorisation server for all fleet fuel use activities in a region uploads all fleet-oriented data from the stations or tankers and generates centralised reports by fleet, including inventory, reconciliation, orders vs deliveries, trends and forecasting tools
From the “chip & coil” vehicle recognition units to investment in sustainable fuels, AES has introduced and continues to develop multiple products and technologies to provide a complete refuelling service that addresses both business resilience and sustainability requirements

Award-Winning

Airport Energy won the “Working Together Award” at the Team Heathrow Partnership Awards in 2016. Acknowledged the strong working relationships and excellence in service that has developed over recent years
The Team Heathrow Partnership Awards recognises excellence in Heathrow airport’s supply chain and the services provided by over 400 organisations that keep Heathrow running every day

Key contact

Mark Clouter

Business Development Sales Manager

0800 980 6172

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A reflection on 2021 within the fuels industry

As we head into 2022 we wanted to round off 2021’s monthly newsletters with a reflection of what has happened throughout the year and to take a look ahead to 2022. 2021 was a year of change for the fuels industry with major changes to products, industry wide supply challenges, key renewable fuel developments and preparation for a huge change to red diesel ready for 2022. Whilst all of this has been happening, here at WP Group we have seen a 2021 full of many successes for us, our customers and supply partners and celebrate some great achievements.

COP26: How does it affect the fuel industry?

The UN climate conference, COP26, has now finished in Glasgow with a record number of delegates from different countries and our World Leaders all joined together to face the issue of climate change. The conference saw 503 delegates associated with the fossil fuel industry in attendance, which outnumbered other national delegations. With the reduction of fossil fuels on high priority in everyone’s minds, we look at the outcome of COP26 and how it will affect the oil industry over the next few years.

HVO–the revolutionary new renewable superfuel: the future of energy or a fashionable alternative?

Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil or HVO for short has been talk of the town for the last 6 – 12 months with everyone wanting to know more about this new renewable fuel that can reduce carbon emissions and help businesses improve their environmental impact.

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