Regulatory Operator

The LCF (Low Carbon Fuels) Regulatory Operations team is responsible for ensuring compliance with the bio mandate per country by handling all sustainability documents and bio-tickets in the LCF Trading & Supply organization. These documents are essential for our certification, submission to local authorities and optimization of E2E value.

The Regulatory Operator will be expected to optimally, accurately, and timely execute sustainability documentation and all related aspects and seek ways to further optimize operations to extract maximum value from a deal.

The successful candidate will:

• Understand the end-to-end value chain of hydrocarbons and especially the renewable fuels element
• Understand the regulatory framework in the various trading deals and in operating units in Europe and “translate” the requirements to provide close monitoring of Shell’s compliance position

Tasks performed by the successful candidate include:

• Monitor and chase for missing Sustainability Documents
• Manage the accuracy of sustainability data entry into systems and be accountable for the allocation of sustainability documents to counterparties within the rules of the certification system
• Optimize the sustainability documents allocation to ensure consistent and traceable supply of sustainability documents whilst maximizing the E2E value and complying with customs, tax, and Bio regulations per country
• Execute bio-ticket trading deals and act as the single point of contact for the Trader. Responsible for liaising with different teams
• Monitor sustainability performance and report information and data for business requirements
• Provide support to different stakeholders on the regulations and insight into the sustainability data
• Handle basic issues in consultation with others, while foreseeing and minimizing potential problems in cooperation with other departments and individuals

The LCF business is subject to ongoing changes to meet the more and more stringent requirements set by the local regulators in each country. Being able to cope with fast pace and staying on top of regulatory changes and how these translate into day-to-day Operations are key.

Knowledge of the end-to-end value chain of hydrocarbons is essential. Effective communication with various stakeholders, ability to influence and effective teamwork with internal stakeholders are critical.

• Good interpersonal skills
• Highly motivated with self-starter mentality, strong team player
• Knowledge level competency and experience in Operations and Supply
• Analytically savvy and attention to detail
• Good IT skills to be able to setup, maintain and troubleshoot models and future IT systems that will be implemented

If you don"t see yourself fully reflected in every job requirement listed on the posting above, we still encourage you to reach out and apply. Research has shown that not everyone applies when they don’t feel 100% qualified. We are committed to creating a more equitable, inclusive, and diverse company and we strongly encourage applicants of all genders, ages, ethnicities, cultures, abilities, sexual orientation, and life experiences to apply.

Most Dutch people know us from the 570 retail stations where they can fill up, recharge and buy fresh sandwiches and coffee. But Shell is more than the stations. The company that started over 130 years ago grew into one of the world’s largest energy companies. And during that time, operations in the Netherlands have continued to expand.

For example, from Rotterdam, Shell coordinates the supply of lubricants for transport and agriculture, aviation fuel and raw materials. Shell Pernis produces the building blocks for healthcare disinfectants and muscle relaxants in Intensive Care. Amsterdam is home to one of our largest research centres in the world: the open Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam. From our campus in The Hague, we lead Shell’s global energy transition. Pernis is home to one of our main refineries and Moerdijk is home to our Dutch chemical plants.