Who are we?
Rubis is a distributor of energy and mobility solutions with local roots in over 40 countries accross Africa, the Caribbean and Europe.
« For nearly 35 years, Rubis has been evolving to offer sustainable, high-performance solutions. The commitment of our 4,375 employees enables us to conduct our business with integrity and responsibility, while ensuring quality service for our customers. »
Clarisse Gobin-Swiecznik, Managing Partner
Rubis is committed to supplying energy in complete safety and in the best possible economic conditions, through its various business lines: distributing and producing energy that is essential to people and countries.
We provide a wide range of energy and mobility solutions, from liquefied gas and bitumen to transport fuels and low-carbon electricity. We deliver essential products and tailor-made services to our customers, both individuals and professionals, in a reliable, competitive way and to the highest international standards.
In a world where demand for energy continues to grow, we have a unique and solid position at the heart of dynamic and fast-growing markets.
We are proud of our contribution in the countries where we operate: we support social and economic progress, guarantee security of supply and promote innovative energy and mobility solutions, thereby contributing to the development of economies, communities, and businesses.
Our ability to manage the supply chain and the autonomy and innovative capacity of our teams, 99% of whom are recruited locally, ensure that we are agile and flexible when responding to evolving customer demand. We are raising awareness among our customers, diversifying our offers and taking action to promote the energy transition in all our markets, whether in Europe, Africa or the Caribbean.
Access to energy is a fundamental human right
Around a third of the world’s population still cooks over a simple fire made from wood, coal or agricultural residues. In many countries, this practice leads to significant deforestation and threatens biodiversity. Women and children bear the brunt of the health risks associated with the smoke emissions.
The WHO has defined liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) as one of the clean fuels and technologies for health at the point of use, just like electricity and solar energy. Yet 750 million people live without access to electricity, which affects their quality of life, as well as their education and employment prospects.
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The Group operates in more than 40 countries, across three continents…
