Suncor, Shell Sign Marketing Deal
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DENVER - Late last week Suncor Energy announced it had signed a marketing agreement with Shell Oil Products.
The agreement will allow Suncor and its network of branded marketers to sell Shell branded fuel in Colorado. Suncor is owner/operator of two Commerce City-based refineries. Steve Douglas, Suncor’s vice president of supply and marketing, said “Suncor views ourf branded sales channel as key to our success in Colorado.”
“This agreement positions Suncor well to continue to provide quality fuels to our marketers and consumers under the Shell brand, the number one selling gasoline brand in America.” Suncor currently has an agreement to market and sell fuel under the Phillips 66 brand in Colorado through July, 2013.
The company will continue marketing and selling Phillipps 66
products and Shell branded fuel during the transition period
and through the end of the agreement with Phillipps 66.
Currently, Suncor owns 44 Phillips 66-branded retail locations
throughout Colorado and supplies fuel to another 140 Phillips
66 sites through its branded marketer network.
Filed Under: ARCHIVES • Corporate News
Tags: Commerce City • Phillips 66 • Shell Oil • Suncor
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