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    For over 50 years Vitol has served the world’s energy markets.
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    As a displacement fuel, gas will be a key part of the energy transition.
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    A strong and experienced power trading team in the world’s largest markets.
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    Sustainable energy solutions
    We are determined to be an active participant in the energy transition.
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    Supporting our customers with transitional energy solutions

    We are leveraging our expertise to enable customers to transition to more sustainable power solutions, and supporting the development of renewable projects with financing and market access. We are investing in transitional gas-fired power to facilitate the roll out of renewables in the near term.

    wind turbines in Poland

    Renewables

    We have an expanding portfolio of renewable generation investments in the Americas, Asia and Europe. Renewables play an increasingly important role in the energy mix. They have reached an efficiency and scale where they can be used commercially, both in localised and large-scale grid projects. Over time, our growing portfolio of projects will be well placed to meet the needs of the energy transition.

     

    VPI Engineer

    Gas-fired generation

    Vitol has 3.5GW of thermal generation capacity in the UK, held through our power generation company VPI, which is expanding into Ireland with the construction of a 275MW Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) power plant in County Westmeath, Ireland. Whilst its largest plant, the highly efficient combined heat and power plant Immingham, is must run, the majority of the portfolio is intended to complement the roll out of renewables.