EET Fuels, owner of the Stanlow refinery near Ellesmere Port, has secured a substantial $650 million funding boost through receivable and trade credit financing. This funding signifies market confidence in the company's decarbonisation strategy, aiming to set a global benchmark by reducing emissions by 95% by the end of the decade. Central to this strategy are industrial carbon capture and the use of blue hydrogen. Despite recent fallout incidents at the refinery, including dust release and an oil spill, which were swiftly addressed with no reported health or safety risks, EET Fuels remains committed to its environmental responsibilities. The funding, sourced from major financing partners, including ABN AMRO Bank and an international oil company, will support the company's operational improvements and energy transition plans. EET Fuels plans to utilize the funding to enhance customer offerings, strengthen partnerships, and boost sales volumes. The company's CFO and head of corporate finance expressed satisfaction with the new facilities, emphasizing the alignment of major financing partners with EET Fuels' core strategies of cost optimization and performance improvement.