LCF Regulatory Analyst East

Responsibilities

• Monitor and analyze political, regulatory, and legislative developments across the East region, identifying both risks and commercial opportunities for Shell's LCF business.
• Review, interpret, and summarize existing and emerging regulations impacting feedstocks and finished bio-/renewable fuels across road, aviation, and maritime sectors.
• Translate complex regulatory developments into clear, actionable insights, clearly articulating business impact, risks, and opportunities for traders, commercial teams, and senior stakeholders.
• Support development of business strategies by identifying value opportunities arising from regulatory changes.
• Contribute to long-term supply & demand (S&D) modeling assumptions alongside the LCF analyst team to inform Shell's regulatory positioning.
• Provide subject matter expertise (SME) to support Shell's policy, advocacy, and market design strategies in collaboration with Corporate Relations and Policy & Advocacy teams.
• Support the implementation of regulatory requirements across T&S LCF and relevant businesses, ensuring compliance with evolving frameworks.
• Represent Shell, where appropriate , in external engagements with regulators, industry associations, and multi-stakeholder forums.

Requirements

• Core Capabilities:
• Strong analytical capability with exceptional attention to detail; ability to interpret complex regulations through a commercial lens.
• Proven ability to synthesize large volumes of information into clear, concise insights, guidance, and training materials.
• Commercial mindset with confidence to form independent views and challenge assumptions in a trading context.
• Strong multitasking ability with capacity to manage competing priorities under time pressure.
• Excellent stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build and leverage relationships across a diverse network.
• Highly motivated self-starter with a continuous learning mindset and strong team orientation.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Technical Expertise:
• Knowledge of low-carbon fuel and feedstock regulations is highly desirable, including:
• Renewable Energy Directive (RED)
• FuelEU Maritime and ReFuelEU Aviation
• EU Emissions Trading System (ETS)
• CORSIA and IMO frameworks
• Low Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS)
• RFNBO-related regulations
• Regional (East of Suez) transport decarbonization policies
• Candidates without direct LCF experience should demonstrate familiarity with adjacent regulated markets such as carbon markets, gas/power, or agricultural commodities.
• Understanding (or willingness to develop expertise ) in:
• Carbon accounting and reporting systems
• Voluntary carbon and compliance markets across transport sectors
• Chain of custody and traceability models (e.g., mass balance systems)
• Additional Requirements:
• Ability to align regulatory insights with commercial strategy and value creation opportunities.
• Experience supporting policy development or advocacy strategies is advantageous .

Benefits

Additional Information

, Singapore Job Family Group: Trading Jobs Worker Type: Regular Posting Start Date: June 18, 2026 Business Unit: Trading and Supply Experience Level: Experienced Professionals Job Description: The Shell Trading & Supply (T&S) Products is at the core of Shell's Downstream business, acting as the integrator across Shell plc to enable stronger end-to-end (E2E) low-carbon fuels (LCF) value delivery. LCF is a rapidly growing area within T&S Products, covering biofeedstocks , biofuels, and emerging energy carriers such as renewable electricity, green hydrogen, and Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBOs). As an LCF Regulatory Analyst - East , you will play a critical role in supporting global regulatory and compliance efforts across T&S LCF businesses in the East region. You will be at the forefront of identifying market opportunities, interpreting regulatory developments, and helping operationalize Shell's low-carbon fuel offerings. You will work across a wide network of internal stakeholders-including aviation, maritime, mining, chemicals, hydrogen, mobility (EV), feedstocks, and M&A-and externally with regulators, ministries, and industry bodies, in close collaboration with Corporate Relations.

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