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Shell secures long-term offtake agreements for sustainable fuels in Asia and Africa

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Shell Trading Rotterdam B.V., a subsidiary of Shell plc, signed a long-term products offtake agreement with Green Sky Manara LLC for a planned facility in Port Nador, Morocco. This deal grants Shell exclusive rights for approximately 150,000 tons per year of sustainable aviation fuel or equivalent hydrogenated vegetable oil. These agreements also include arrangements for SAF supply from plants in Pakistan and follow an earlier arrangement linked to a planned facility in Egypt.

From northafricapost.com

Why it matters

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The agreements support Shell’s strategy by helping customers access low-carbon fuels while building resilient and commercially viable supply chains. Access to reliable SAF supply remains a key challenge for the aviation sector as demand grows. Shell’s approach connects feedstock, producers, infrastructure, and customers through long-term agreements.

From northafricapost.com

Who's involved

  • ShellSecured multiple long-term offtake agreements for sustainable fuels
  • MoroccoLocation of a new long-term offtake agreement for sustainable aviation fuel
  • EgyptInvolved in an earlier long-term arrangement linked to a planned facility
  • PakistanLocation of additional SAF supply arrangements secured by Shell
  • MalaysiaLocation of a long-term offtake agreement for SAF/HVO

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MoroccoSpeculative

    The agreement could guarantee market access and revenue for the Port Nador facility.

  • EgyptSpeculative

    The long-term offtake agreement for SAF/HEFA might boost energy sector investment and supply chain.

  • PakistanSpeculative

    New SAF/HVO offtake agreements could diversify Pakistan's energy supply chain and strategic portfolio.

  • MalaysiaSpeculative

    Shell signing a long-term offtake agreement might increase demand for Malaysian SAF/HVO.

  • EuropeSpeculative

    New SAF supply routes may help Europe meet growing low-carbon fuel demand in aviation.

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