Top Europe Biodiesel Companies (2025 List)
22 Jul, 2025

The Europe biodiesel market is expected to reach a value of around US$ 18.72 billion by 2033, having grown from US$ 11.44 billion in 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.62% between 2025 and 2033. The EU's aim for cleaner transportation fuels, supportive legislative frameworks, and growing environmental awareness are all driving the steady rise of the European biodiesel sector. Government regulations encouraging the use of renewable energy in transportation have made biodiesel a viable substitute for fossil fuels. Technological developments have increased sustainability by increasing production efficiency and diversifying feedstock sources, such as non-edible crops and used frying oil. Because of their robust infrastructure and legislative backing, nations like Germany, France, and the Netherlands are at the forefront of both manufacturing and consumption. Europe's goal to lowering carbon emissions and promoting energy independence through renewable biofuels is driving the market's expansion despite obstacles including competition from electric vehicles and varying feedstock availability.

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List of Leading Companies in the Europe Biodiesel Market

1.Archer Daniels Midland Company

Establishment: 1902

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.adm.com

Revenue: $85.5B in 2023

Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM) manufactures, processes, ships, stores, and sells commodities, ingredients, and agricultural goods. The company uses oilseeds, corn, wheat, and other agricultural commodities to make food and beverage ingredients as well as other products. Natural flavors and colors, nutritional and health goods, vegetable oils, corn sweeteners, flour, animal feed, and biofuels are all part of ADM's product line. Through its global grain elevator and transportation network, the corporation stores and ships agricultural commodities like oilseeds, corn, wheat, milo, oats, barley, and other products made from these inputs. ADM also provides services like logistics, transportation, and farmer services. It operates across Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The US city of Chicago, Illinois, is home to ADM's headquarters.

2.Future Fuel

Establishment: 2005

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.futurefuelcorporation.co

FutureFuel Corp produces and markets specialized chemicals, bio-based fuels, and a variety of other chemicals. Chemicals and biofuels are the two product categories into which the corporation is divided. Biodiesel and other petroleum products are sold by the biofuel segment. A combination of diesel, vegetable oils, and grease feedstock are used to make its fuels. Herbicides, coatings, and cleaning supplies like detergents are among the goods sold in the chemicals industry that are utilized in the manufacturing of agricultural chemicals.

3.Neste’s

Establishment: 1948

Headquarters: Finland

Website: www.neste.fi

Revenue: $22.3B in 2023

The primary goal of Neste Corporation (Neste) is to produce premium renewable fuels by refining garbage, residues, and other renewable raw materials. Neste MY Renewable Diesel and Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel are two of its main products; they are substitutes for conventional fossil fuels. Customers in the aviation and road transportation sectors utilize these products to cut greenhouse gas emissions. In Finland, Singapore, Northwest Russia, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, the corporation sells and markets petroleum products directly. The US, Sweden, Canada, Germany, and the UK are among the other markets to which it exports oil and renewable fuels. The business sells its goods to oil firms as well as businesses that sell fuels, lubricants, oil, and other specialty goods. The headquarters of Neste are located in Espoo, Finland.

4.Renewable Energy Group, Inc.

Establishment: 1996

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.regi.com

A division of Chevron Corp., Chevron Renewable Energy Group Inc. (CREG) converts renewable resources into lower-carbon products, such as bio-based diesel fuel that lowers carbon emissions throughout the course of its lifecycle. InfiniD, PuriD, UltraClean BlenD, and VelociD are products in the EnDura Fuels portfolio that are intended to assist consumers in reaching their carbon reduction objectives. Glycerin, renewable naphtha, propane, methyl esters, ethanol blends, and diesel fuel are among the renewable products and by-products that CREG offers. It provides bioheat blended fuel, which is a greener, lower-carbon substitute that combines heating oil with biodiesel. throughout order to help local farmers, the company also makes Bio-Residual Oil for industrial usage and provides sustainable fuel mixes throughout Iowa. The US city of Ames, Iowa, is home to CREG's headquarters.

5.Bunge Global SA

Establishment: 1818

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.bunge.com

Revenue: $53.1B in 2023

Bunge Global SA (Bunge) is a food and agriculture enterprise. The business buys, stores, ships, and sells fertilizers, edible oils, milling products, and food and materials. Oil seeds, vegetable oils, protein meals, packaged and bulk oils, shortenings, margarine, mayonnaise, wheat flour, and dry-milled maize products are all part of Bunge's product line. Additionally, it manufactures and markets solid and liquid phosphate fertilizers based on nitrogen. Livestock producers, animal feed makers, snack food manufacturers, millers of wheat and corn, food processing companies, bakery confectioners, and processors of corn and oilseeds are among the businesses that employ Bunge's products. The business produces power as well. Bunge has operations in Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas. The US headquarters of Bunge are located in Chesterfield, Missouri.

6.Wilmar

Establishment: 1991

Headquarters: Singapore

Website: www.wilmar-international.com

Revenue: $67.4B in 2023

A multinational processor of agricultural products is Wilmar International Ltd. (Wilmar). The company's main operations include growing oil palm, refining edible oil, crushing oilseeds, milling and refining sugar, producing oleochemicals, producing biodiesel and specialty fats, making fertilizers, and milling flour and rice. Wilmar provides a wide range of goods, including industrial agri-products, animal feeds, consumable food items, and medium and bulk packaging. In addition, it cultivates and mills sugarcane and processes, distributes, and brands edible food items. Wilmar has manufacturing facilities spread across multiple regions as part of its vast distribution network. The business is well-represented across Asia-Pacific, Africa, South America, Europe, and North America. The headquarters of Wilmar are located in Singapore.

7.Shell

Establishment: 1907

Headquarters: United Kingdom

Website: www.shell.com

Revenue: $284.3B in 2023

An integrated oil and gas corporation, Shell plc (Shell) was formerly known as Royal Dutch Shell Plc. The business searches for and extracts gas and oil from traditional sources and areas, including coal, shale, and tight rock. It runs petrochemical and refining facilities all around the world. In addition to petrochemical items including raw materials for plastics, paints, and detergents, Shell also offers lubricants, bitumen, and liquefied petroleum gas. The business is one of Brazil's leading producers of biofuel. It owns stakes in a number of gases to liquids (GTL) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects. Distributors in Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa, North America, and South America are used by the corporation to promote its goods. The headquarters of Shell are in London, England, in the United Kingdom.