Alkagesta held talks with representatives of Ukrainian filling station networks about fuel purchasing requirements and prospective supply arrangements at PROкачай АЗС 2026 in Kyiv, according to a report from Alkagesta Media. The company’s account focused on discussions with retail operators, with fuel procurement and the possibility of longer-term commercial relationships among the subjects addressed.
Elchin Aliyev, Alkagesta’s Regional Commodity Trader for Ukraine, represented the business at the gathering. His discussions covered future supply programmes, ways of organising deliveries and potential strategic partnerships in Ukraine’s fuel retail market. The report described these as topics for engagement with filling station networks; it did not provide contract values, supply volumes or details of any agreements concluded at the event.
PROкачай АЗС brought together representatives of Ukrainian filling station chains and businesses supplying products and services to fuel retailers. Its format combined conference sessions with an exhibition and opportunities for direct business-to-business meetings, Alkagesta Media said. Alongside the programme of industry discussions, the gathering therefore provided a setting for suppliers and retail network representatives to meet directly over their commercial requirements.
The programme addressed filling station operations, technology and infrastructure. A separate panel examined security and resilience in wartime fuel retailing, placing the operation of Ukraine’s energy distribution network among the event’s central subjects. Alkagesta Media presented that discussion in the context of the network’s continuing efforts to adapt and maintain operations under sustained pressure during the war.
Alkagesta said its Ukrainian trading activities cover petroleum product distribution, biofuels and fertilisers. In its account, the company described industry gatherings such as the Kyiv event as a route to direct contact with the downstream fuel retail market, particularly the counterparties involved in procurement decisions for filling station networks across Ukraine.
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