Uzbekistan-to-Europe: Pro Logistic to transport Allied Biofuels’ SAF

At the 5th Tashkent International Investment Forum, Allied Biofuels executed a Logistics Cooperation Agreement with Pro Logistic Services SIA, one of Europe’s pre-eminent Eurasian multimodal logistics operators, to establish the international export framework for the movement of SAF and e-SAF from Allied Biofuels’ project site in Uzbekistan to strategic markets across Europe, the UAE and beyond.

The agreement marks a significant milestone in the commercialisation of the SAF project.  Pro Logistic Services operates a fleet of over 4,000 wagons and holds direct official forwarder contracts with the national railways of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Turkmenistan and Lithuania, which will underpin the distribution of Allied Biofuels’ product.

With established operational presence in Latvia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Ukraine, Cyprus and the UAE, Pro Logistic Services commands the full geographic reach required to execute the international delivery of SAF and e-SAF from production through to final customer.

Under the cooperation agreement, Pro Logistic Services will build, design and implement integrated multimodal logistics solutions, encompassing dedicated rail tank car operations, port handling, freight forwarding and marine delivery to customers across Europe, the UAE and other strategic markets.

For UAE shipments, products move by rail from Miskin via the Trans-Caspian route through Kazakhstan and the Caspian Sea to Georgian ports, then by tanker through the Black Sea, Mediterranean and Suez Canal to Fujairah. For Europe, rail connects Miskin directly to Riga, followed by marine distribution to ports like Hamburg. The plan leverages Pro Logistic Services’ strong rail partnerships, infrastructure and experience across Trans-Caspian and Baltic networks, ensuring efficient, well-integrated international logistics operations.

Alfred Benedict, MD, Allied Biofuels, said, “Securing a logistics partner of Pro Logistic Services’ calibre reflects the scale, maturity and international ambition of this project. Its established railway relationships, extensive wagon fleet and operational experience across the corridors our products will travel provide a strong foundation for our export strategy.”

Natalya Tsoy, Board Member, Pro Logistic Services, stated, “Our direct relationships with national railway operators, SAF suitable tank wagons in our fleet, as well as operational presence across the full export route position us to support Allied Biofuels in connecting its future production with aviation markets across Europe, the UAE and beyond.”

With a US$6.08 billion SAF project, a Presidential Decree, a binding offtake MOU with Uzbekistan Airports, and now an international logistics framework backed by one of Eurasia’s foremost operators, Allied Biofuels’ position as a reliable, investment-grade clean energy developer continues to strengthen.