“Shell Commercial Road Transport operations in Romania are part of global entity of Shell, which will focus on the energy transition into the segment of heavy haulers. Shell has set an ambitious goal, aiming to become a leading supplier of green energy.”
Shell Group left Romania in 2007, after selling its entire liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) business to France’s Rubis. In 2005, Shell had sold a total 59 filling stations to Hungary’s MOL, after previously selling 23 filling stations to MOL in 2003.
The new legal entity, Shell Romania, which is in the process of being established, will gradually take over the commercial road transport activity from the local agent, starting April 1, 2021, Shell representatives also said.
“A 57-people team is ready to take over the management of Shell customers in Romania from the Bucharest office.”