Oil&nonOil brings together the fuel supply chain to chart the future of sustainable mobility
Adolfo Rebughini, General Manager of Veronafiere: «Oil&nonOil represents for Veronafiere not only an important exhibition showcase, but also a platform for dialogue and updates for the entire fuel distribution and mobility services sector. The 2025 edition will see the direct involvement of all major associations and federations in the industry, working together to outline the future prospects for sustainable mobility».
From the new European challenges for the fuel distribution network, between regulations, sustainability, and market developments, to low carbon fuels such as biofuels and biomethane. Topics will also include the digitalization of service stations, the growth prospects for gaseous fuels, and the energy transition in port logistics. These are some of the key themes of the rich program of conferences and workshops scheduled during the three-day event.
«Oil&nonOil taking place from October 22 to 24, 2025, represents for Veronafiere not only an important exhibition showcase but also a platform for dialogue and updates for the entire fuel distribution and mobility services supply chain. The 2025 edition will see the direct involvement of all major associations and federations in the sector, working together to outline the future prospects for sustainable mobility» said Adolfo Rebughini, General Manager of Veronafiere.
The exhibition will host operators and exhibitors from all areas related to fuel distribution: from the strictly “Oil” sector – plant design and construction, safety, technical installations, management systems, fuels – to “NonOil” – accessories, car washes, vending, storage and transport of fuel and combustibles, vehicles and tanks, alternative fuels, and the world of electric mobility and charging systems.
Oil&nonOil 2025: conference program
The program will open on Wednesday 22 October at 10.30 a.m. in the Sala Verde, with a conference organized by Assogasliquidi-Federchimica, Assopetroli-Assoenergia and Unem entitled “Fuel distribution and new European challenges: sustainability, rules and market“: the event will focus n new obligations for operators in the fuel distribution chain, from the Renewable Energy Directive to ETS 2 regulations, with contributions from institutional representatives who will offer insights into regulatory developments and open a constructive dialogue with businesses.
Later that day, at 2.30 p.m. in the Sala Verde, Assogasmetano and Assopetroli-Assoenergia will lead the discussion on “Decarbonization road transport”, highlighting the role of low carbon fuels such as biomethane and biofuels. The session will explore how to immediately enhance the use of low-emission technologies and fuels – including the internal combustion engine – for a more sustainable, equitable, and technologically neutral mobility.
Following that, at 4.15 p.m., Assogasliquidi-Federchimica will present prospects for the development of gaseous fuels LPG and LNG, which represent concrete solutions for reducing both CO₂ and local pollutant emissions.
On Thursday 23 October, at 10.00 a.m. in the Sala Verde, Faib Confesercenti, Fegica and Figisc will discuss “Rethinking the network, strengthening legality to meet the mobility of the future”. This session will offer insights for redesigning mobility that combines contractual legality, safety for managers and citizens, and economic and environmental sustainability.
At the same time, in the Sala Blu, AssoCostieri will host two conferences: the first at 10.00 a.m. on “The maritime bunkering sector between ETS obligations, FuelEU Maritime and biofuels”, and the second at 11.30 a.m. on Port Renewable Energy Communities, a strategic tool to promote energy transition, reduce costs, and create new opportunities for terminal operators and shipping companies.
In the afternoon, at 4.00 p.m. the Assopetroli-Assoenergia Young Group and Servizi Energie srl will present an exclusive survey among member companies on generational exchange in the energy sector, in a conference entitled “Family strategies in the energy sector: generations compared on training and innovation”.
Finally, on Friday 24 October at 11.00 a.m. in the Sala Verde, Federmetano will return with “Ongoing changes 2025”, an event dedicated to the latest developments in biofuels, methane-hydrogen mixtures for vehicles, adjustments in gas transmission network measurements, and proposals for green commercial vehicles and biomethane-powered cars. The afternoon will conclude with the Ordinary General Assembly of Federmetano Members.