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Essar Global Fund Limited (EGFL), commonly known as Essar, is the investment and holding entity of the Essar Group, managed by Essar Capital Limited. The group owns and operates energy and infrastructure businesses with a core focus on downstream fuels, refining, storage, and logistics. Key assets include Essar Oil (UK) Limited, which operates the Stanlow refinery, and Stanlow Terminals Ltd, supporting bulk liquid storage and distribution across the UK.
Essar’s energy portfolio spans fuel supply and retail under EET Fuels, as well as upstream operations through Essar Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Ltd in India. Through Essar Energy Transition (EET) and Essar Future Energies, the group is developing lower‑carbon projects such as hydrogen and biofuels aimed at decarbonizing hard‑to‑abate sectors. With operations primarily in the UK and India, Essar’s businesses serve transportation fuels markets and supply petrochemical feedstocks, supported by a network of terminals and strategic supply hubs.
Also known as Essar Group, Essar, Stanlow Terminals Ltd, Essar Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Ltd, Essar Oil & Gas and 5 more.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving Essar, of which 3 are active.
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Investment will link a Minnesota iron-ore mine with a new Iowa steel complex using DRI and EAF technology to produce 100% US steel and create thousands of jobs.
EXIM-backed support and major private investment underpin startup of the first US iron ore mine in 50 years, aiming to cut imports, shore up supply chains and create hundreds of jobs.
Adds 118 forecourts to a 235-site UK network with 650m+ litres annual throughput; aims for 800 sites by 2031 supplied from Stanlow refinery.
Stanlow refinery: £1bn modernisation, recent £100m turnaround (+8% throughput) and hydrogen-ready furnace; £4.3bn decarbonisation pipeline with >£1bn near FID and c.5,000 UK jobs supported.
Three-year facility refreshes crude sourcing and product marketing, strengthens feedstock security and capital structure while backing higher domestic output and low‑carbon investments.
USD 500 million facility to secure crude sourcing, diversify feedstock and optimise working capital for Stanlow refinery’s refining and trading activities.
LNG trucks flagged off at Meramandali to cut long‑haul emissions; fleet 1,000+ LNG/EV trucks, 90M+ km, >24,000 tCO2 saved; target 10,000 trucks and 100 LNG stations.
Planned plant will convert ~550,000 tpa renewable methanol into >200,000 tpa jet fuel, using existing refinery blending and pipeline export; FEED this year, FID by early 2028.
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