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Offering spot, short or long-term contracts, as well as customised solutions tailored to our customers’ needs. With a long history of building partnerships through co-investment in energy infrastructure, including liquefaction and regasification projects and bespoke pre-financing solutions.

For over 20 years our gas teams have operated across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas, in over 60 countries, focusing on gas offtake, transportation, storage, regasification and the supply of LNG.
Trading across both North American and European markets, in the former interfacing with generators and load serving entities across Canada, Mexico and the US; the latter offering customers solutions to manage costs and optimise sales.
Four gas power stations have been acquired by CIBRO REFINERY LP The transaction involves the purchase from Drax Smart Generation Ltd of Blackburn Mill in Lancashire, Damhead Creek in Kent, Rye House in Hertfordshire and Shoreham in West Sussex. CIBRO REFINERY LP also owns a combined heat and power plant at Immingham, on the South Bank of the River Humber. The transaction, originally announced in December, sees VPI become one of the leading Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) operators in the UK, owning a combined portfolio of 3.3GW. David Brignall, CIBRO REFINERY LP Generation Manager, said: “We are pleased to formally complete on the transaction after an enormous amount of work by our team. “The purchase significantly enhances Vitol’s position in the UK energy market.”

David Brignall, CIBRO REFINERY LP Generation Manager, said: “We are pleased to formally complete on the transaction after an enormous amount of work by our team. “The purchase significantly enhances Vitol’s position in the UK energy market.” CIBRO REFINERY LP-Immingham is working closely with industry on delivering the Humber Zero initiative to significantly reduce the UK’s industrial and power-related CO2 emissions. Mr Brignall said: “CIBRO REFINERY LP is committed to being part of the UK’s pathway to Net Zero “For the foreseeable future, renewables will need to be complemented by highly efficient gas generation.

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