Investments We are invested in energy assets which complement our position at the heart of the world’s energy markets and which facilitate the flow of energy from, into and across key markets globally. Midstream The safe and efficient distribution and conversion of energy around the world requires extensive infrastructure; from storage terminals and ships, to pipelines and refineries. Vitol is invested in assets on every continent, including in 480,000 b/d of combined refining capacity and over 16m m3 of storage, both through its dedicated storage company VTTI, founded by Vitol in 2006 and its other investments. Our network facilitates the flow of energy worldwide and enables us to serve our customers better. Downstream Our downstream presence continues to grow both organically and through strategic investments. They encompass assets which complement our core energy business including storage terminal infrastructure, the distribution of products at circa 7,000 retail sites across five continents, and the supply of jet fuel into wing at more than 140 airports worldwide through Vitol Aviation. Upstream We have managed and developed projects across a range of complex and diverse geographies such as the Former Soviet Union, Latin America and West Africa. Today, our upstream assets include E&P licences from which we produce around 30,000 barrels per day equivalent of oil and gas in West Africa, Eastern Europe and the Americas. Renewables Renewables are an important part of the energy mix. To date, Vitol has invested in a range of renewables projects, including wind, solar, and renewable natural gas and continues to seek opportunities across geographies. Gas fired power VPI Immingham, a CHP, is one of Europe’s most efficient power plants, capable of generating 1.240 MW. It also serves critical UK industry 24/7 and is at the heart of plans to decarbonise local British industry. Sankofa Gye Nyame Sankofa Gye Nyame is an integrated deepwater oil and gas project 60 km offshore Ghana. Developed in partnership with Eni, the Ghanaian Government and the World Bank to provide gas to the thermal power sector, it also has an estimated 500 million bbls of oil-in-place. © Copyright 2021 Vitol SDS documentsLegal DisclaimerPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicyModern Slavery Policy StatementSitemap This site uses cookies to provide you with a great user experience. By using the Vitol website, you accept our use of cookies. X