Bringing efficiency to complex supply chains

In business for over 30 years, Greenergy is an established supplier and distributor of transportation fuels. Supplying around a quarter of the UK’s road fuels, Greenergy is also a leading European manufacturer of biodiesel from wastes, operating plants in the UK and the Netherlands. Greenergy also markets in Ireland through the Inver Energy and Amber Petroleum brands. In Canada, Greenergy supplies commercial and wholesale customers with a range of road fuels including higher percentage biodiesel blends from its rail-fed terminals in Ontario and British Columbia. Internationally, Greenergy supplies over 15 billion litres of fuel annually to supermarkets, oil companies, fuel wholesalers and retail and commercial customers. It manages fuel supply chains from refinery gates to customer sites – importing, storing, blending and distributing fuel and managing stock levels for customers. In the summer of 2024, Trafigura acquired Greenergy.

Impala Terminals facilitates the global trade of commodities by offering producers and consumers reliable and efficient access to international markets. Through its network of more than 45 strategically located assets and operations in 29 countries, Impala Terminals provides critical storage and logistics infrastructure services to energy and dry bulk customers around the world. The company manages two global businesses – Impala Terminals Energy Infrastructure and Impala Terminals Dry Bulk & Logistics - and is a joint venture between Trafigura and global fund manager, IFM Investors.

We are part of a consortium that has been awarded a 30-year concession to operate the 1,300km Lobito railway, which runs across Angola to the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo. After investment, the railway will provide a quicker western route to market for minerals and metals produced in the Congolese Copperbelt. The upgraded railway line will also help bring vital goods and resources into the region and support business development and commercial activity along the route.

MorGen Energy is a leading developer of large-scale green hydrogen ecosystems, establishing hydrogen as a cornerstone of Europe’s energy transition. The company supports sectors facing the most pressing decarbonisation challenges. Through its integrated solutions - from large-scale production facilities to distribution of hydrogen and refuelling stations - MorGen Energy’s projects are designed to address diverse regional needs, empowering industries and communities to fulfil their renewable energy targets.

Nala Renewables is a global power and renewable energy joint-venture formed in 2020 by Trafigura, IFM Investors. By 2025, Nala Renewables aims to build a portfolio of renewable energy projects with a cumulative generative capacity of four gigawatts to be in operation, construction, or late-stage development. The company already owns and is developing assets in Europe, Latin America and the US.

Nyrstar is an international producer of critical minerals and metals essential for a low carbon future. With a market leading position in zinc and lead, Nyrstar has mining, smelting and other operations located in Europe, the US and Australia.

Puma Energy is a global energy company supplying emerging markets. Downstream business segments include fuels, aviation, lubricants and bitumen. The company has close to 2,000 retail sites and is present at over 100 airports. Its infrastructure business includes a network of over 80 storage terminals.

TFG Marine is an international supplier of marine fuels. The company is an alliance between Trafigura and shipping companies Frontline and Golden Ocean. The company provides modern, simplified and transparent services that bridge every stage of the bunkering process, supplying customers with over 10 million metric tonnes of marine fuels annually from strategic hubs across the world.