LCF Regulatory Analyst East

, Singapore Job Family Group: Trading Jobs Worker Type: Regular Posting Start Date: September 9, 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.

Key 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. Skills & Experience 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 account