Allied Biofuels signs logistics agreement with Pro Logistic Services for SAF, eSAF delivery from Uzbekistan to Europe, UAE

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Allied Biofuels announced July 20 that, at the 5th Tashkent International Investment Forum, it has executed a logistics cooperation agreement with multimodal-logistics operator Pro Logistic Services to establish the international export framework for the movement of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and electro SAF from Allied Biofuels’ project site in Uzbekistan to strategic markets across Europe, the United Arab Emirates and beyond.

The agreement marks what Allied Biofuels said is a significant milestone in the commercialization of the project, confirming that its route-to-market infrastructure is being developed in partnership with an operator of the highest international standing.

Ranked among Latvia’s top 100 companies, Pro Logistics Services operates a fleet of over 4,000 wagons and holds direct official forwarder contracts with the national railways of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Turkmenistan and Lithuania, which will underpin the distribution of Allied Biofuels’ products.

With established operational presence in Latvia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Ukraine, Cyprus and the UAE, Allied Biofuels said Pro Logistic Services commands the full geographic reach required to execute the international delivery of SAF and eSAF from production through to final customer.

Under the cooperation agreement, Pro Logistic Services will build, design and implement integrated multimodal-logistics solutions, encompassing dedicated rail tank-car operations, port handling, freight forwarding and marine delivery to customers across Europe, the UAE and other strategic markets.

According to Allied Biofuels, the agreement materially strengthens its commercialization program by establishing structured, credible export pathways for future contracted product volumes.

“For prospective offtake partners across the European and UAE aviation markets, it resolves a critical question as to precisely how, by whom and through which infrastructure Allied Biofuels’ product will be delivered, providing a higher degree of supply-chain certainty that a partner of Pro Logistic Services’ caliber can provide,” Allied Biofuels stated.

For UAE-bound volumes, the logistics plan provides for dedicated rail tank-car movement from Miskin Station through the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, a strategically significant corridor traversing Kazakhstan and the Caspian Sea, to the Georgian Black Sea ports of Poti or Batumi.

Product will then transfer to marine tankers for onward shipment through the Black Sea, the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal to Fujairah and other UAE port destinations.

The corridor leverages Pro Logistic Services’ direct railway relationships across each of the sovereign networks traversed.

For European deliveries, the corridor runs by rail from Miskin Station direct to the Port of Riga—Pro Logistic Services’ home port and a major hub in its established network, with onward marine distribution to ports including Hamburg and beyond.

The geographic alignment between Allied Biofuels’ production infrastructure and Pro Logistic Services’ operational footprint across the Trans-Caspian and Baltic networks is “exceptional,” Allied Biofuels stated. “Pro Logistic Services has not simply agreed to assist with logistics, but brings preexisting relationships, infrastructure and operating experience across its broad international network.”

The logistics program will be developed in parallel with the project’s engineering, production planning and offtake activities, ensuring that Allied Biofuels’ future SAF and eSAF output is matched at every stage by a delivery network that is scalable, commercially structured and operationally proven.

“Securing a logistics partner of Pro Logistic Services’ caliber reflects the scale, maturity and international ambition of this project,” said Alfred Benedict, the managing director of Allied Biofuels. “Its established railway relationships, extensive wagon fleet and operational experience across the corridors our products will travel provide a strong foundation for our export strategy. Together, we are developing logistics infrastructure that matches the scale of our production platform and gives prospective offtake partners greater confidence in the reliable and efficient delivery of future SAF and eSAF volumes.”

Natalya Tsoy, a Pro Logistic Services board member, added, “Pro Logistic Services has more than two decades of experience delivering complex cross-border logistics solutions across Eurasia. Our direct relationships with national railway operators, SAF suitable tank wagons in our fleet, as well as operational presence across the full export route position us to support Allied Biofuels in connecting its future production with aviation markets across Europe, the UAE and beyond. Allied Biofuels is developing a project of exceptional scale and strategic importance carrying immerse sustainability value for the region, and we as a socially responsible company are proud to contribute to the development of its international logistics network.”

The agreement, according to Allied Biofuels, represents a material step in the construction of its end-to-end commercial platform—from sovereign-backed production in Uzbekistan, through a world-class logistics network, to airlines and strategic offtake partners across the global aviation market.

With a USD$6.08 billion project, a presidential decree, a binding offtake memorandum of understanding with Uzbekistan airports, and now an international logistics framework backed by one of Eurasia’s foremost operators, Allied Biofuels said its position as a reliable, investment-grade clean-energy developer continues to strengthen.