Alkagesta discussed fuel procurement requirements and prospective supply arrangements with representatives of Ukrainian filling station networks at PROкачай АЗС 2026 in Kyiv, according to Alkagesta Newsroom. The company’s account focused on talks with downstream retail counterparties at an event that combined a conference and exhibition with direct business-to-business networking. Participants included filling station operators and businesses supplying products and solutions to the fuel retail sector.
Elchin Aliyev, Alkagesta’s Regional Commodity Trader for Ukraine, represented the company in the discussions. The subjects included the networks’ fuel purchasing needs, future supply programmes and delivery models, the newsroom said. Talks also addressed the possibility of long-term strategic partnerships in Ukraine’s fuel retail market. The account described these as areas of discussion rather than announcing a supply contract or an agreed partnership.
The event’s wider programme addressed filling station operations, technology and infrastructure, bringing commercial discussions together with topics concerning the running of retail sites. Alongside the conference sessions, the exhibition and networking format brought network representatives into contact with companies offering products and solutions for their sector, according to the company’s description of the gathering.
A dedicated panel examined fuel retail security and resilience during wartime. Alkagesta Newsroom presented that subject as central to the continuing adaptation and operation of Ukraine’s energy distribution network under sustained pressure. Security and resilience therefore featured alongside the programme’s coverage of station technology, infrastructure and operational matters.
Alkagesta said its trading activities in Ukraine encompass petroleum products distribution, biofuels and fertilisers. It described events such as PROкачай АЗС as a means of gaining direct access to the downstream fuel retail market and meeting the counterparties involved in procurement decisions across the country’s filling station networks. Its account placed the Kyiv discussions within that broader Ukrainian trading activity.