Allied Biofuels has entered into a logistics cooperation agreement with Pro Logistic Services SIA as it advances a major SAF and e-SAF project in Uzbekistan. The deal is focused on the design and implementation of international export infrastructure to support deliveries into Europe and the Gulf Cooperation Council, or GCC, markets.
According to the announcement, the logistics partnership is tied to Allied Biofuels’ US$6.08 billion project, which is backed by a presidential decree. The agreement signals that transportation and export planning are becoming a central part of the project’s rollout, alongside production ambitions.
By bringing in Pro Logistic Services, Allied Biofuels appears to be strengthening the supply chain framework needed to move fuel from Uzbekistan to overseas buyers. Export logistics are a critical component for SAF and e-SAF projects, especially when targeting regulated and fast-growing aviation fuel markets in Europe and the Gulf.
The development highlights Uzbekistan’s emerging role in energy and industrial export initiatives, while also showing how biofuels producers are working to secure market access early in large-scale projects. For Allied Biofuels, the agreement adds a logistics layer to a high-value initiative aimed at supplying international customers with SAF and e-SAF.
