Greenergy

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Greenergy is a UK-based supplier and distributor of transportation fuels and a producer of waste‑based biodiesel. The company sources, imports, stores, blends, and delivers gasoline, diesel, and renewable fuels through an integrated network of terminals and logistics, supporting reliable fuel supply for retailers, wholesalers, commercial fleets, and marine customers.

With a focus on converting waste oils and fats into biodiesel for blending into road fuels, Greenergy helps customers meet renewable fuel mandates while reducing lifecycle emissions. Its operations span the UK, Europe, and North America, combining global procurement with regional storage and multi-modal distribution, including marine, rail, and road. The company’s activities cover fuel supply, terminal operations, and compliance services linked to renewable transport fuel standards.

Acquisition by Trafigura Group Pte Ltd

  • Completion Date: 1 August 2024
  • Agreement Dates: 4 March 2024 (European operations); 8 May 2024 (Canadian operations expanded)
  • Seller: Brookfield Asset Management and Brookfield Business Partners
  • Transaction Scope: 100% ownership of Greenergy’s European and Canadian supply and biofuel manufacturing businesses

Brand Status

  • Brand Retention: Greenergy remains an active brand and operates as a standalone subsidiary within Trafigura Group (positioned alongside assets like Puma Energy and Nyrstar).
  • Regional Brands: Operating sub-brands—including Inver Energy and Amber Petroleum in Ireland—continue to operate under their respective commercial identities.
  • Operations: Biofuel manufacturing facilities (UK and Netherlands) and road fuel supply/distribution networks across the UK, Europe, and Canada remain branded as Greenergy.

Also known as Greenerity.

Projects Greenergy is involved in

chemXplore tracks 4 projects involving Greenergy, of which one is active.

Greenergy's role on them: Owner and Operator.

1 Announced / Concept

1 new construction.

Contractors and licensors are recorded on this project For subscribers

Targeting: Carbon black (1), Diesel, fuels (1), Gasoline (1), Sustainable Aviation Fuel (1)

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Latest news on Greenergy

29 January 2026
Greenergy Appoints Eric Brisard as France Managing Director

Eric Brisard will lead French operations and growth strategy after Greenergy's acquisition of Armorine. He brings experience from Bridgestone, EG Group, and BP.

1 October 2025
Greenergy Acquires French Distributor Armorine

Greenergy completes acquisition of Armorine, expanding into the French market with plans to leverage combined expertise for growth and enhanced offerings.

10 September 2025
Greenergy and Belledune Port Authority Sign Lease Agreement

The lease of a tank facility boosts regional growth, enhances fuel supply, and supports green initiatives, with CN aiding distribution via rail.

14 August 2025
Greenergy Extends Amsterdam Biodiesel Plant Lease

The lease extension supports biofuel production growth in Amsterdam, aligning with Dutch policies to boost biofuel use and reduce CO₂ emissions.

14 August 2025
Greenergy Extends Amsterdam Biodiesel Plant Lease

The lease extension supports biofuel production growth in Amsterdam, aligning with Dutch policies to boost biofuel use and reduce CO₂ emissions.

17 June 2025
Greenergy Acquires French Fuel Distributor Armorine

The acquisition marks entry into the French market, enhancing growth with traditional and renewable fuels, leveraging logistics and biofuel expertise. Regulatory approval pending.

17 January 2025
Greenergy Secures New Credit Facilities

Greenergy finalizes refinancing, enhancing flexibility with a $500M borrowing base and $265M term loan, backed by major banks, to support growth and market adaptability.

1 August 2024
Trafigura Acquires Greenergy

Trafigura completes acquisition of Greenergy's European and Canadian supply businesses, aiming to enhance growth and support a lower carbon future.

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