About EuroOilWatch
What This Dashboard Tracks
Used by logistics operators, procurement teams, energy analysts, and journalists covering European fuel supply.
Who Uses EuroOilWatch
Track diesel reserve pressure across your operating countries
Monitor price trends to time fuel contract negotiations
18-month trend data across 27 countries, one dashboard
Source-linked data for energy and supply-chain reporting
Country-by-country reserve compliance monitoring
Coming Soon
PROProfessional-grade fuel monitoring tools for teams that need deeper visibility across European markets.
Threshold Alerts
Get notified when a country drops below your custom reserve or price limit
Historical Exports
Download 18 months of reserve and price data in CSV or JSON, updated weekly
Country Watchlists
Save your operating markets and see a filtered view of just those countries
Monthly Intelligence Brief
Analyst-grade PDF covering reserve trends, price outlook, and country-specific notes
The free dashboard and weekly briefing remain free. Always.
EuroOilWatch provides European fuel security intelligence by aggregating official EU data into a single, readable monitoring dashboard.
The site tracks fuel reserve levels, weekly pump prices, and crude oil benchmarks across all 27 EU member states — presenting data that exists publicly but is otherwise scattered across government databases in technical formats.
What the dashboard covers
Oil stock levels by country and fuel type (petrol, diesel, jet fuel)
Days-of-supply calculations against EU regulatory benchmarks
Weekly consumer fuel prices from the EC Oil Bulletin
Brent crude oil benchmark pricing, updated in near real-time
AI-generated analysis summarising the current reserve picture
18-month historical trend charts
Data and methodology
All reserve data comes from Eurostat (dataset nrg_stk_oilm), published monthly with an approximate 2-month lag. Fuel prices come from the European Commission's Weekly Oil Bulletin, updated every Thursday. The dashboard refreshes daily to capture new submissions.
This is the latest available official data — not real-time tank levels. Full details on sources, calculations, and limitations are on the Methodology page.
Who this is for
EuroOilWatch is used by logistics and fleet operators monitoring diesel availability, procurement teams tracking price movements, energy analysts and researchers, and journalists covering European fuel supply and security.
Background
The project was built in response to the 2026 Middle East supply disruptions, which highlighted that while EU fuel reserve data exists publicly, it was not being presented in a format accessible to non-specialists. EuroOilWatch was inspired by NZOilWatch, which brought similar transparency to New Zealand and Australia.
The site is independent and not affiliated with any government, energy company, or political organisation.
For journalists and analysts
If you are covering European energy and would like to discuss the data, methodology, or specific country findings, I'm available for background briefings, data context, or on-record commentary.
Data exports and custom analysis can be provided on request.
Sister site
For UK-specific fuel monitoring, see UKOilWatch.com (coming soon).
Contact
Jon Kelly — Founder, EuroOilWatch
Media, data enquiries, and commentary: jon@eurooilwatch.com
Partnerships, sponsorship, or data licensing: admin@eurooilwatch.com