Denmark – Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy – Acquisition of F-35 Jet Fuel, F-54 Automotive Diesel Fuel and F-75/F-76 Naval Fuel (Marina Gas Oil).

The acquisition concerns F-35 Jet fuel for a range of aviation capacities, ranging from fighters to transporters and helicopters. The fuel is to be delivered to the North European Pipeline System (NEPS) through ship to Esbjerg Port. F-35 Jet fuel is the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) designated for jet fuel compliant with the minimum quality requirements set out by NATO STANAG 3747 – Guide specifications (minimum quality standards) for aviation turbine fuels (Grade F-35 Jet fuel).

The Danish Defence requires F-54 Automotive Diesel Fuel for a range of ground based equipment, ranging from vehicles used on military establishments and public roads to emergency power generators. This specification covers the requirements for F-54 diesel fuel to be delivered to Esbjerg Port into.the North European Pipeline System (NEPS). F-54 is the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) designation for automotive diesel fuel compliant with the minimum quality requirements set out by NATO STANAG 7090 – Guide specification for NATO ground fuels (Grade F-54).

The Danish Defence requires F-75 & F-76 Marine Gas Oil (Naval fuel) for a range of naval based capacities, ranging from smaller vessels to be used in domestic waters to larger ocean going vessels. This specification covers the requirements for F-75 & F-76 Marine Gas Oil (Naval Fuel) mainly to be deliveredat the port on the two Danish Naval Bases in Frederikshavn (Frederikshavn Port) and Korsør (Korsør Port). F-75 & F-76 Marine Gas Oil is the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) designation for Marine Gas Oil (Naval Fuel) compliant with the minimum quality requirements set out by NATO STANAG 1385 – Guide specification for NATO naval fuels (Grades F-75 & F-76).