Oil&nonOil doubles workshops and conferences and brings together key industry associations to shape the future of the fuel supply chain
From October 22 to 24, the 19th edition of Oil&nonOil will take place in Verona, the only Italian and Mediterranean event exclusively dedicated to fuel distribution industry professionals
A nearly doubled schedule of professional development events, including conferences and workshops, and the active participation of all major industry associations to shape the future of the fuel distribution supply chain. The new edition of Oil&nonOil, organized by Veronafiere and scheduled from October 22 to 24, 2025, confirms its role as a key reference point for the world of fuel distribution, sustainable mobility, and service stations.
The rich educational offering enhances and completes the exhibition area, which hosts leading companies in the sector. Oil&nonOil 2025 is set to be not only a business opportunity but also a space for dialogue among professionals, institutions, and stakeholders, with the goal of tackling the challenges of the energy transition, service digitalization, and new mobility frontiers.
«Our strong collaboration with all major trade associations has allowed us to create a high-level educational and informational program, responding to the needs of a rapidly evolving sector» said Adolfo Rebughini, General Manager of Veronafiere. «The increasingly rich schedule of events reflects our commitment to providing industry professionals with concrete tools and insights to face current and future challenges».
Thematic workshop and technical sessions
Service stations are evolving into true energy hubs, capable of delivering high-quality services with reduced environmental impact and increasing digital technology integration. That’s why the future of the Italian network will be a key focus of the events, along with transport decarbonization, with special attention to biofuels and low environmental impact fuels such as biomethane, hydrogen, LPG, LNG, and liquefied methane, as well as a proper transition to electric mobility. The new conference program will include technical sessions, round tables, and workshops organized by companies and associations, featuring high-profile speakers and a practical approach.
The event will feature the active participation of all major industry trade associations, some of which have chosen Oil&nonOil to host national conferences and assemblies. These include Assopetroli, Assogasmetano, Unem, and Assogasliquidi, who will lead the opening conference on Wednesday, October 22 at 10:30 a.m., followed by an afternoon session on developments in biofuels and innovative fuels. Faib (National Federation of Fuel Retailers – Confesercenti) and Fegica (Federation of Fuel Facility Operators) will contribute with a conference focusing on the latest developments in the reform of the distribution network. Another major player increasingly active at the Verona fair is Assocostieri, which will host two conferences on Thursday, October 23, focusing on efficient and eco-sustainable energy logistics management.
The event will also include sessions on electric vehicle charging stations for service areas, with insights on regulations, startup procedures, and practical solutions. Unem (Energy for Mobility Union) will host a session on the future of the distribution network and measures to combat illegal digital payments. Other thematic events during the three-day fair will be organized by Federmetano and Federlavaggi.
«Once again this year, Oil&nonOil will showcase all the latest technologies driving the sector into the future, thanks to the participation of the leading players in the Italian market» said Monica Pontarin, Oil&nonOil event manager. «With an enhanced educational and informational offering, the event positions itself as a hub of knowledge and networking for all supply chain stakeholders. Verona is ready to welcome professionals from across Italy in a dynamic and future-oriented environment».
Key sectors
Following the success of the last edition, with 120 exhibiting companies and over 4,000 qualified visitors, the event once again aims to represent a sector in transformation and offer opportunities for exchange and professional development. Oil&nonOil hosts operators and exhibitors from all areas of fuel distribution.
From the strictly «Oil» sector – including plant design and construction, safety, technical installations, and management systems – to «NonOil» components – such as accessories, car washes, cafés, minimarkets, and cleaning products. The offering is completed by sectors dealing with fuel and energy storage and transportation — from vehicles to tanks, pipes, valves, and pumps — and alternative fuels including biodiesel, natural gas, LPG, methane, hydrogen, electric mobility, and charging systems.


