Vermilion in France

A resilient oil company that is invested to the long term in France, which wants to support the transition of energy.

Oil in France

Considered the second-largest energy consumer in Europe, (after Germany), France imports significant volumes of oil and gas each year to meet its needs. Vermilion, the largest onshore oil producer in France, supplies nearly 1% of the country’s consumption. We are proud to produce essential, local energy in a way that respects people, the environment and regulations, while providing long-term value to our employees, shareholders, customers, partners and communities.

Our Responsibility

Vermilion recognizes that we all have a role to play in limiting the environmental impacts of a carbon-based economy, whether we are producers or consumers of fossil fuel energy. That’s why we continue to commit to reducing our impact on the environment by investing in technologies that optimize energy efficiency and water use while at the same time reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. 

Vermilion invests in its hosting communities​

As a responsible energy producer, Vermilion strives to be an exceptional neighbor who is involved in the communities where our employees live and work. We support our communities through our Ways of Caring program.

Vermilion's activities in France​

Vermilion's activities in France are based in the Aquitaine Basin and the Paris Basin. They are focused on the socially and environmentally responsible exploration, development, regulation and production of crude oil.

Work at Vermilion

At Vermilion, we know that the best technologies and strategies are nothing without the best teams – so we pay particular attention to the recruitment, training and working conditions of our employees. If you want to join a dynamic and growing team, visit our recruitment site for more information.

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