We are upholding the principles described by the Norwegian Transparency Act
Transparency Act Statement – issued June 2026
Aviation Fuelling Services Norway AS (AFSN) is a Norwegian company established on 1 July 2015, following the transfer of Shell’s downstream aviation operations in Norway to St1. AFSN originated from AS Norske Shell and carries forward several decades of aviation fuelling expertise in the Norwegian market.
AFSN is a 50/50 marketing joint venture between Shell and St1. The company delivers, distributes, sells, and markets aviation fuels, both conventional Jet A-1 and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) - to airlines, military installations, and bulk customers via truck, vessel, and airport-based infrastructure.
AFSN is one of the three active suppliers of Jet A-1 to commercial aviation in Norway and plays a growing role in enabling both mandatory and voluntary SAF supply, supporting national climate goals.
Operationally, AFSN is structured across four core areas: Finance/IT, Sales, Supply, and Operations/HSSE. Functional leaders report to the CEO, who is accountable to a board comprised equally of representatives from Shell and St1. The company’s highest authority is its Annual General Meeting.
In addition to its in-house capabilities, AFSN draws on the expertise of its owners through cooperation agreements covering technical services, product quality, engineering, HSSE, governance, insurance, and supply chain management. Further information is available at www.afsn.no.
Our Commitment to the Norwegian Transparency Act
AFSN is fully committed to the principles of the Transparency Act (Åpenhetsloven) and works proactively to promote respect for human rights and decent working conditions in its supply chains and operations.
Covering 2025, AFSN continued its supplier due diligence process in line with the requirements and intentions of the Act. As part of this work, AFSN conducted a structured supplier survey covering relevant areas such as legal compliance, responsible business conduct, labour standards, ethical conduct, business continuity, HSSE and supply chain practices.
The overall outcome of the due diligence process was satisfactory and did not indicate any major findings. Based on the information received and AFSN’s existing knowledge of its supplier base, AFSN has not identified actual adverse impacts related to fundamental human rights or decent working conditions.
AFSN recognises that due diligence is an ongoing process and will continue to work actively with its suppliers through dialogue, follow-up, documentation and updated contractual expectations where relevant. This work will remain risk-based and form part of AFSN’s broader commitment to responsible business conduct.
AFSN will continue its due diligence efforts in 2026, with a focus on maintaining satisfactory supplier oversight, strengthening documentation where appropriate, and ensuring that expectations related to human rights and decent working conditions are reflected in supplier relationships.
For further information, can AFSN CEO be contacted.
On behalf of AFSN's board and management,
Flemming Sindberg
CEO
Mobile: +47 469 17 876 / Mail: flemming.sindberg@afsn.no
Telephone: +47 22 54 00 50 / Kristian Augusts gate 13 / 0164 Oslo, Norway
