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ExxonMobil's French affiliate, Esso SAF, intends to sell its Fos-Sur-Mer refinery near Marseille, France, along with fuel terminals in Toulouse and Villette by year-end. The buyer, Rhone Energies, a consortium between Trafigura and Entara, will take over, with about 310 Esso employees expected to transfer. This move aligns with Esso's strategy to ensure competitiveness while maintaining supply continuity in southern France. The refinery's new operator, Entara, plans to focus on sustainability, while Trafigura secures a 10-year crude oil supply agreement, ensuring competitive costs and reliable product off-take. Meanwhile, Rhone Energies plans to invest in reducing the site's carbon footprint and expanding renewable fuel production. Additionally, ExxonMobil Chemical France separately announced the planned closure of its chemical production at Gravenchon in Normandy in 2024, pending government approvals.

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