Biotransport fuels; supply, consumption and blending

This table contains figures on the supply and consumption of biofuels and the amount of biofuels blended into ordinary petrol and diesel. There are also figures on the production capacity of biofuels. The figures are available both for the total of biofuels and for the two types of biofuels used in road traffic and mobile equipment, namely biofuel and biodiesel. The supply of biofuels on the domestic market is equal to the sum of production, the import balance (net imports) and the changes in stocks of biofuels minus bunkers for transport abroad. In the case of the import balance, a distinction is made in pure and blended biofuels. Consumption is equated to deliveries from the oil companies to pumping stations in the Netherlands. The most part of the deliveries are biofuels that are blended in ordinary diesel and petrol and are therefore no longer recognizable as biofuel. Data available from: 2006, annually Status of the figures: This table provides final figures until 2019. The 2020 figures are further provisional. The 2021 figures are provisional. Changes as of June 2022: Provisional figures 2021 added. Changes as of 16 December 2021: The distribution of biodiesel consumption among the road transport, rail, agriculture and construction sectors in 2019 has been overhauled as underlying figures on diesel consumption in these sectors have been adjusted in the Energy Balance for 2019. Figures for 2020 have been revised and now have status more provisionally. When will there be new figures: Further preliminary figures for the previous year appear each year in June. These figures will then be updated in December and will remain further provisional. Final figures shall appear in December in the second year after the reporting year.’