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For Buyers

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Buyers Need Reliability and Access. In this well established seller’s market, buyers struggle to secure allocations, face complex documentation, risk falling prey to fraud. Our expertise and networks protect buyers from fake sellers, inflated prices, or lost deals due to inexperience. We provide legitimacy, market intelligence, and confidence for buyers.

For Sellers

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For Sellers

Sellers Want Serious, Qualified Buyers. Sellers have the upper hand — they won’t waste time on “window shoppers,” brokers without real mandates, buyers unable to meet payment terms. Sellers prefer facilitators who pre-screen buyers, structure deals properly, ensure compliance (LCs, documents, sanctions checks). We pre-qualify buyers, presents well-documented offers, and smooths negotiation.

Documentation & Compliance

Oil and gas deals involve highest levels of compliance requirements, financial instruments such as Letters of Credit (LCs), Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCs), Bill of Lading (BL), Certificates of origin, Quality and quantity reports, Sanctions and AML checks, etc. Mistakes in paperwork can kill deals. Our familiarity with the due diligence process as well as oil trading documents and regulations ensures seamless execution.

Market Intelligence Support

Documentation & Compliance

The oil and gas market moves every hour. Crude oil prices (Brent, WTI, Dubai) can swing several dollars in a single day. Refined products (diesel, gasoline, jet fuel) often diverge from crude prices due to regional demand, refinery outages, and seasonal factors (e.g. winter heating fuel). LNG prices too can spike dramatically. The current benchmark price, recent market volatility, Average premiums or discounts in current deals. We Provide daily or even intra-day updates from Platts, Argus, ICE/NYMEX futures, TTF/JKM indexes for gas/LNG.

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Spot Cargo Availabilities

Oil and gas markets are not all long-term contracts. A huge chunk of the market is traded “spot,” meaning One-off cargoes, Prompt loading, highly opportunistic. The problem for buyers & sellers is that they don’t know who has cargoes available at any moment or where new cargoes are opening up. We maintain a constantly updated list of available crude grades, refined products, LNG cargoes, prompt loading windows, sellers with surplus barrels. Besides, crude oil and products don’t have one universal price. Prices differ dramatically by Region, Logistics costs, Product specs, etc.

Global Networks Matter

Market Intelligence Support

Spot Cargo Availabilities

Oil and gas trading involves high-value cargoes. We help deal with parties scattered around the world, complex logistics and shipping, strict compliance requirements (sanctions, KYC, documentation), constant risk of fraud and non-performance. Our network offers trusted relationships with Real Sellers, Refiners / Producers, Reputable Trading Houses and Genuine Authorized Agents holding verified mandates to sell on behalf of producers. We are amongst the best in the business. When we facilitate a deal, you’re not just connecting buyer and seller. You’re plugging into a whole ecosystem

Professional Oil Facilitator Training Program

Master the art of oil facilitation with GOGT’s expert-led training! Learn industry fundamentals, trade documentation, negotiation skills, compliance, and risk management. Gain practical insights through real case studies and stay ahead with digital tools shaping the oil trade. Perfect for aspiring facilitators and professionals eager to navigate global oil markets with confidence and credibility. Join us and unlock new opportunities in oil trading!

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ELIGIBILITY & COMPLIANCE FOR OIL & GAS TRADING

Traders transacting through this platform have undergone our rigorous and extensive vetting and background checks and are certified to be capable of transacting successfully. The platform directly engages in every aspect of the transaction process to ensure the smoothest experience in implementation of the sale and delivery of fuel.

BUYER ELIGIBILITY:

A proven multi-year track record in oil & commodity trading.
A proven ability to receive and transport the product upon delivery.
Sufficient available capital, or credit line, to purchase the product.
Banking at a reputable bank.
Storage and Shipping Arrangement must be in place
Holding import or trading licenses to receive or transport the product in/through/to any country or territory where this might be required.
Not selling the product to any party residing in, liaised with, or transporting to a location in, a country or territory under trade embargo by the United States of America, European Union, Hong Kong S.A.R. or the United Nations.

SELLER ELIGIBILITY:

Seller must be the Title Holder and must unconditionally provide proof of title holding/allocation
Seller must submit their Corporate and Tax registration details
Seller must submit its Transaction Terms beforehand.
Seller must submit verified Technical Specification of the product(s) it intends to sell. Verification agency must be a neutral inspection agency of International repute
Seller must have an official website detailing Corporate information and activities. Email addresses with public domain servers are not accepted.
Seller must provide sufficient proof of successful past transaction(s) in the oil & gas sector

Trader Due Diligence:

In order to become a Qualified Oil & Gas Trader, the applicant needs to undergo due diligence carried out by our compliance team on the buyer or seller (applicant) and his company. The financials of the companies, oil & gas trading track records and current ability to purchase, store, and transport fuel are thoroughly scrutinized.

The procedure to become a Registered Trader:

The potential Oil & Gas Trader fills the Buyer KYC Template / Seller KYC Template and submits online to Global Oil & Gas Trading (Subcontracts India).
Our compliance team will review the information submitted and might request for further information relating to the Buyer's / Seller's company details, financial status, trading history and product requirements.
Upon a positive review of the application, the buyer/seller deposits one time Commitment Fee. Subsequently, one of our sourcing managers will contact the Buyer/ Seller directly to discuss purchase requirements, product availability and transaction procedures.
Once all parameters are satisfactorily met, the company will be registered as a Qualified Buyer / Seller and will receive our regular product offers via email.

The below points are important:

Only experienced Traders can apply to become a Qualified Traders on this platform. We do not accept applications from Brokers or Intermediaries.
Only authorized directors or senior officers of the buying/ selling company can submit an application for registration. We do not accept applications by unauthorized persons.
Every Oil & Gas Trader will have to meet our Prescribed Standard prior being able to trade on this platform.

Oil and Gas Investments

Broadly speaking, we facilitate four main types of oil and gas investments:

1. Exploration
These companies or projects buy or lease land and invest money in drilling. If they strike oil, the investment can pay off 10 times over – sometimes much more if the company uses borrowed money (leverage) to finance operations. If not, they may lose nearly everything they invested in that particular project. Pure exploration companies are best suited for those with very high tolerance for investment risk. These plays are highly speculative.

2. Developing
These projects drill near proven reserves, hoping to unlock further value. These are somewhat less speculative, but there are never any guarantees that their efforts on any one plot of land will bear fruit.

3. Income
These projects involve the acquisition of plots of land, either through lease or purchase, over proven oil and gas reserves, and seek to create a steady stream of income over and above expenses. This is generally the safest way to get involved specifically in the drilling and extraction operations, and is more of an income play than a speculative play. The risk is that the oil or natural gas will run out faster than expected.

This investment is for those seeking a passive income stream, but who can take on more risk than those investing in other traditional income generators, like investment grade bonds and annuities.

4. Services and Support
These companies provide a nearly unlimited menu of supporting services to the oil and gas industry. Examples include transportation, shipping and logistics companies, pipeline companies, construction and rigging companies, drilling and refining hardware and equipment manufacturers, refiners, and many others.

Investing in these companies is similar to investing in any other company involved in B2B services, logistics, technology, and the like. Some of these investments don’t rely on increasing fuel prices to be profitable. For example, pipelines make money by charging a fee per barrel transported. They’ll make roughly the same amount regardless of whether fuel prices rise or fall, as long as demand remains consistent.

OUR SERVICES ENSURE SMOOTH TRANSACTION

Oil and Gas buyers constantly endeavor to explore and expand their supply base. They look for the most competitive price, superior product quality and an extremely efficient and flawless delivery service. Global Oil and Gas Trading provides its clients (both buyers as well as sellers) a fair, trustworthy, efficient and professional platform. Be it alacrity, transparency, uprightness, competitiveness, or ease of doing business, there is no need to look any further. We are exemplary in what we do and our clients rarely find any reason to complain.

Based on the initial information the client provides to us through our online submission forms, one of our highly proficient staff will quickly determine the best move forward considering the client's specific requirements, contact the client personally, and will assist in getting started with the best suited counterpart. We service qualified buyers and/or sellers who are serious about expanding their international trade transactions.

For best long term results, we encourage clients to establish mutually beneficial mandate relationship with us.

Clients can take great advantage of our expertise in sourcing commodities, products and services and get rid of the never ending stress of finding genuine buyers or sellers and let our professional team work for them. We make sure that all offers made through this platform are genuine and the products are of the highest world standard.

We welcome you to take the opportunity to put our resources and expertise to work for you. Please feel free to contact us, should you have any questions.

STANDARD TRANSACTION PROCEDURES

Oil and Gas Transaction Procedures vary from client to client and it is always extremely difficult to get both buyer as well as seller agree to any one set of Transaction Procedures.

This Platform does not participate directly in any of the sale or purchase transactions between traders. However, as a facilitator of any deal transacted through this Platform, the management tries hard to put in place a mutually acceptable transaction procedure between clients on a case to case basis.

Whereas it is mandatory for all clients (buyers as well as sellers) to submit their own set of transaction procedure while submitting their specific buy or sell offers, The Platform management intervenes to make certain clients drop clauses which inevitably leads to any kind of upfront payment. We are listing a few examples below:

Splitting "Shipping Charges" and asking the buyer to pay half of those charges to the shipping company prior actual shipment or handover of shipment.
Asking for issuance of any Banking Instrument prior verification of PPOP documents by the buyer.
Asking the buyer for Tank Storage Receipt (TSR) or Charter Party Agreement (CPA) prior providing Proof Of Product, Location, and valid Inspection Report.
Asking for any kind of payment on the pretext of any government charges.
Providing "third-Party Fiduciary/Banking details that do not relate directly to either the buyer or the seller.

Please read our ideal transaction procedures for FOB, CIF, and Spot (Dip & Pay) transactions.

COSTS INVOLVED IN ENTERING OIL & GAS TRADING

Entering the oil and gas trading (export/import) space indeed requires significant financial resources due to several factors. Here's a detailed explanation:

1. Capital Intensive Industry

Oil and gas trading involves the movement of large volumes of crude oil and refined products, necessitating substantial capital investment for several reasons:

Purchase of Commodities: Buying large quantities of crude oil or refined products upfront requires significant capital. The value of a single shipment can run into millions of dollars.
Infrastructure Costs: Investments in storage facilities, transportation networks (pipelines, shipping, trucks), and terminals are substantial. Establishing or leasing these facilities requires a hefty initial outlay.

2. Regulatory and Compliance Costs

Navigating the regulatory environment in the oil and gas industry is complex and costly:

Licenses and Permits: Securing the necessary licenses and permits for trading and transporting oil and gas products involves considerable expenditure.
Compliance: Ensuring adherence to environmental regulations, safety standards, and international trade laws requires ongoing investment in compliance and legal expertise.

3. Risk Management

Oil and gas trading is highly volatile, requiring sophisticated risk management strategies:

Hedging: To manage price volatility, traders engage in hedging activities, which can be expensive. This involves using financial instruments like futures and options.
Insurance: The industry involves significant operational risks, including environmental hazards and geopolitical risks, necessitating comprehensive insurance coverage.

4. Operational Costs

The day-to-day operations of trading oil and gas come with high costs:

Logistics: Coordinating the transportation of oil and gas products, whether by sea, pipeline, or land, involves substantial logistical costs, including shipping fees, port charges, and customs duties.
Human Resources: Recruiting and retaining experienced professionals with expertise in trading, risk management, and logistics can be costly.

5. Technology and Information Systems

Staying competitive requires investment in technology and information systems:

Trading Platforms: Advanced trading platforms for real-time market data, transaction execution, and communication are essential.
Data Analytics: Leveraging big data and analytics for market analysis, forecasting, and decision-making involves significant investment in technology and skilled personnel.

6. Financial Stability and Creditworthiness

Establishing credibility and financial stability is crucial for securing contracts and building partnerships:

Credit Lines: Access to substantial credit lines from financial institutions is necessary to fund large transactions and manage cash flow.
Collateral: Providing collateral or guarantees to counterparties and financial institutions to secure transactions and financing.

7. Market Entry and Competition

Entering the oil and gas trading market involves overcoming high barriers to entry due to established competition:

Market Knowledge and Networks: Building a network of reliable suppliers, buyers, and logistical partners takes time and resources.
Brand and Reputation: Establishing a reputation in the market requires delivering consistent performance, which often involves significant marketing and relationship-building efforts.

The oil and gas trading space is characterized by its need for substantial upfront and ongoing investment. This capital is essential for purchasing commodities, building and maintaining infrastructure, managing risks, ensuring compliance, and maintaining operational efficiency. The high entry barriers are further reinforced by the need for advanced technology, financial stability, and a strong market presence.

Oil & Gas Storage Challenges: Global Oil and Gas Trading

STORING CHALLENGES IN THE OIL & GAS SECTOR

Storing oil and gas poses a variety of challenges that can impact operational efficiency, safety, and environmental sustainability. Here’s an overview of the key challenges associated with oil and gas storage:

1. Safety Concerns

Oil and gas are highly flammable and potentially explosive, necessitating rigorous safety measures:

Fire and Explosion Risks: Proper design, maintenance, and monitoring of storage facilities are crucial to prevent fires and explosions.
Leakage and Spills: Ensuring the integrity of storage tanks and pipelines to prevent leaks and spills, which can cause fires, explosions, and environmental damage.

2. Environmental Impact

Storing oil and gas has significant environmental implications:

Soil and Water Contamination: Leaks and spills can lead to the contamination of soil and groundwater, necessitating stringent monitoring and mitigation measures.
Air Pollution: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other pollutants can be released during storage, contributing to air pollution and health hazards.

3. Regulatory Compliance

Compliance with a myriad of local, national, and international regulations is mandatory:

Environmental Regulations: Adhering to environmental laws and standards to minimize pollution and environmental impact.
Health and Safety Standards: Meeting occupational health and safety regulations to protect workers and nearby communities.

4. Infrastructure and Maintenance

Maintaining and upgrading storage infrastructure is capital-intensive:

Aging Infrastructure: Many storage facilities are old and require regular maintenance, upgrades, or replacements to ensure safety and efficiency.
Corrosion and Material Degradation: Storage tanks and pipelines are susceptible to corrosion and degradation over time, necessitating robust maintenance programs.

5. Capacity and Space Constraints

Managing storage capacity effectively is crucial:

Overcapacity Issues: During periods of low demand, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, storage facilities can reach capacity, leading to logistical challenges and potential production slowdowns.
Space Utilization: Efficient use of available storage space to accommodate varying quantities of oil and gas, especially in times of market volatility.

6. Temperature and Pressure Management

Proper management of temperature and pressure is critical for the safe storage of oil and gas:

Thermal Expansion: Oil and gas can expand and contract with temperature changes, potentially leading to structural stress and integrity issues in storage facilities.
Pressure Control: Maintaining appropriate pressure levels in storage tanks to prevent overpressure scenarios that could lead to ruptures or leaks.

7. Technological Challenges

Implementing advanced technologies to improve storage management:

Monitoring and Control Systems: Integrating real-time monitoring and control systems to detect leaks, pressure changes, and other anomalies.
Automation and AI: Utilizing automation and artificial intelligence for predictive maintenance, inventory management, and operational optimization.

8. Economic Factors

Economic considerations play a significant role in storage management:

Storage Costs: High costs associated with building, maintaining, and operating storage facilities.
Market Volatility: Fluctuating oil and gas prices can impact storage strategies, with periods of low prices potentially leading to increased storage needs.

9. Geopolitical and Supply Chain Issues

Global geopolitical dynamics and supply chain disruptions can affect storage operations:

Geopolitical Risks: Political instability in key oil and gas producing regions can impact supply and necessitate changes in storage strategies.
Supply Chain Disruptions: Disruptions in the supply chain, such as those caused by natural disasters or pandemics, can affect the availability and cost of storage.

Summary

Oil and gas storage involves addressing a range of complex challenges, including ensuring safety, complying with regulations, maintaining infrastructure, managing capacity, and dealing with economic and geopolitical factors. Effective storage management requires significant investment in technology, robust safety protocols, and proactive maintenance and regulatory compliance strategies.

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Transporting oil and gas challenges : Global Oil and Gas Trading

OIL & GAS TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES

Transporting oil and gas presents numerous challenges that must be managed to ensure safety, efficiency, and minimal environmental impact. These challenges span technical, logistical, regulatory, and economic domains. Here's an in-depth look at the key challenges in oil and gas transportation:

1. Safety and Risk Management

Accidents and Spills: Oil spills and gas leaks can have catastrophic environmental and safety consequences. Robust safety measures and rapid response protocols are essential to mitigate these risks.
Fire and Explosions: The flammable nature of oil and gas necessitates stringent safety practices to prevent fires and explosions during transportation.

2. Infrastructure and Maintenance

Aging Infrastructure: Many pipelines and transportation networks are aging and require constant monitoring, maintenance, and upgrades to prevent failures.
Corrosion: Pipelines, tankers, and other transportation infrastructure are susceptible to corrosion, which can lead to leaks and ruptures if not properly managed.

3. Environmental Impact

Ecological Damage: Oil spills and gas leaks can cause significant damage to ecosystems, necessitating effective spill response strategies and preventive measures.
Emissions: Transportation of oil and gas contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing the carbon footprint of transportation is a significant challenge.

4. Regulatory Compliance

Complex Regulations: Compliance with a wide array of local, national, and international regulations can be complex and costly. This includes safety standards, environmental protections, and transportation regulations.
Permitting: Obtaining necessary permits for pipeline construction and operation, tanker routes, and other transportation activities can be time-consuming and politically sensitive.

5. Logistical Challenges

Geographical Obstacles: Transporting oil and gas over long distances often involves traversing challenging terrains, such as mountains, deserts, and oceans.
Infrastructure Bottlenecks: Limited infrastructure capacity can lead to bottlenecks, delaying transportation and increasing costs.

6. Technological Challenges

Monitoring and Inspection: Advanced technologies are required for monitoring the condition of pipelines and tankers, detecting leaks, and ensuring safe operation.
Data Management: Effective management of the vast amounts of data generated by transportation operations is crucial for optimizing logistics and ensuring compliance.

7. Economic Factors

High Costs: Building and maintaining transportation infrastructure, such as pipelines and tankers, involves substantial capital expenditure.
Market Volatility: Fluctuations in oil and gas prices can impact the economics of transportation, affecting profitability and investment decisions.

8. Geopolitical Risks

Political Instability: Transportation routes often pass through regions with political instability, increasing the risk of disruptions due to conflict or changes in government policy.
Terrorism and Sabotage: Oil and gas transportation infrastructure can be targets for terrorist attacks or sabotage, necessitating enhanced security measures.

9. Supply Chain Disruptions

Natural Disasters: Hurricanes, earthquakes, and other natural disasters can disrupt transportation routes and infrastructure.
Pandemics: Events like the COVID-19 pandemic can cause significant disruptions in supply chains, affecting the transportation of oil and gas.

10. Innovations and Adaptations

Alternative Transport Methods: Exploring alternative transportation methods, such as rail or truck transport, for regions where pipeline infrastructure is lacking or infeasible.
Sustainability Initiatives: Investing in cleaner transportation technologies and practices to reduce the environmental impact of oil and gas transportation.

Summary

Transporting oil and gas is fraught with challenges that require comprehensive management strategies to ensure safety, efficiency, and environmental protection. Addressing these challenges involves substantial investment in infrastructure, technology, and safety measures, as well as navigating complex regulatory and geopolitical landscapes. Effective management of these factors is essential for the sustainable and secure transportation of oil and gas.

A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

Oil and natural gas represent pivotal sectors within the energy market, exerting significant influence on the global economy as primary sources of fuel. The intricate processes and infrastructures involved in their production and distribution demand substantial capital investment and cutting-edge technology. Throughout history, natural gas has been closely associated with oil, particularly in the upstream sector of the industry. Traditionally, natural gas was often considered a byproduct and, in some regions like the United States, large quantities were flared due to this perception. However, with the emergence of shale gas development in the United States, natural gas has assumed a more prominent role in global energy provision. Notably, its combustion yields lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to oil and coal, further enhancing its significance in the energy landscape. The oil and gas industry is a complex and multifaceted sector that encompasses various activities, from exploration and production to refining and distribution. Here's a detailed overview of how the industry operates at various levels:

Exploration and Production (Upstream):

Exploration: The process begins with geological surveys and seismic studies to identify potential oil and gas reserves underground. Companies use advanced technologies like seismic imaging to locate promising areas.
Drilling: Once a potential reserve is identified, drilling rigs are employed to drill exploratory wells. These wells can extend deep into the earth to reach reservoirs of oil and gas.
Production: Successful wells are then developed for production. This involves the extraction of oil and gas from underground reservoirs. Production techniques vary depending on factors such as the type of reservoir and the characteristics of the oil or gas.

Transportation (Midstream):

Pipelines: Oil and gas are often transported over long distances through pipelines. Pipelines are the most common and cost-effective method for transporting large volumes of oil and gas from production sites to refineries or distribution centers.
Tankers: For overseas transport, oil and gas are loaded onto tankers and shipped across oceans to refineries or distribution centers. Tankers come in various sizes, from small coastal vessels to massive supertankers capable of carrying millions of barrels of oil.
Trucking and Rail: In areas where pipelines are not feasible, oil and gas may be transported via trucks or trains.

Refining (Downstream):

Refineries: Crude oil is processed in refineries to extract valuable products such as gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and various petrochemicals. Refining involves various processes such as distillation, cracking, and reforming to separate and transform different hydrocarbon molecules.
Product Distribution: Refined products are then distributed to various markets through pipelines, trucks, trains, and ships. Gasoline, for example, is delivered to gas stations for consumer use.

Marketing and Retail (Downstream):

Gas Stations: Refined products are sold to consumers through gas stations and retail outlets. Gas stations may be owned and operated by oil companies or independent retailers.
Pricing: Gasoline prices are influenced by factors such as crude oil prices, refining costs, taxes, and market demand. Oil companies often adjust prices to remain competitive and maintain profitability.

Regulatory and Environmental Considerations:

Regulation: The oil and gas industry is subject to extensive regulation by government agencies at local, national, and international levels. Regulations govern various aspects of exploration, production, transportation, refining, and environmental protection.
Environmental Impact: Oil and gas extraction and production can have significant environmental impacts, including habitat disruption, water pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Companies are increasingly under pressure to adopt environmentally sustainable practices and reduce their carbon footprint.

Global Market Dynamics:

Supply and Demand: The oil and gas industry is highly influenced by global supply and demand dynamics. Factors such as geopolitical tensions, economic growth, technological advancements, and environmental policies can affect both supply and demand, leading to fluctuations in prices and market conditions.
OPEC and Other Players: Organizations like the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) play a significant role in influencing oil prices through production quotas and other strategies.

Overall, the oil and gas industry is a complex network of activities spanning exploration, production, transportation, refining, distribution, and marketing. It plays a crucial role in powering economies around the world but also faces challenges related to sustainability, environmental conservation, and regulatory compliance.

Vision Statement: Empowering Global Energy Excellence

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

At Global Oil and Gas Trading, our vision is to be the unrivaled catalyst for excellence in the global energy sector. We aspire to pioneer innovative solutions and set industry benchmarks, fostering a future where sustainable energy trading propels nations forward. By seamlessly connecting traders worldwide and leveraging cutting-edge insights, we envision a dynamic energy landscape where collaboration thrives, transparency reigns, and our impact resonates in every corner of the globe.

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

Our mission at Global Oil and Gas Trading is to facilitate seamless, transparent, and prosperous energy transactions on a global scale. Committed to providing an unparalleled marketplace, we strive to empower traders with comprehensive insights, in-depth analyses, and a platform that transcends boundaries. Rooted in integrity, we meticulously vet and verify participants, ensuring that every interaction on our platform is not just a transaction but a testament to the highest standards of professionalism. Through relentless innovation and unwavering commitment, we aim to be the driving force behind a resilient, sustainable, and interconnected energy future for generations to come.

THE MOST TRADED PRODUCTS ON THIS PLATFORM

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

Jet fuel, Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF), or Avtur is a type of fuel designed for use in aircraft powered by gas-turbine engines. It is clear to straw-coloured in appearance. The most commonly used fuels for commercial aviation are Jet A and Jet A-1 which are produced to a standardized international specification. During the refining process only 8% of the crude oil is made up of Jet fuel.

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Spot Cargo Availabilities

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ELIGIBILITY & COMPLIANCE FOR OIL & GAS TRADING

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OUR SERVICES ENSURE SMOOTH TRANSACTION

STANDARD TRANSACTION PROCEDURES

COSTS INVOLVED IN ENTERING OIL & GAS TRADING

STORING CHALLENGES IN THE OIL & GAS SECTOR

OIL & GAS TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES

A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

Vision Statement: Empowering Global Energy Excellence

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

Mission Statement: Fueling Prosperity, Fostering Integrity

THE MOST TRADED PRODUCTS ON THIS PLATFORM

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

D2 DIESEL GAS OIL

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

EN590 DIESEL (10PPM) ULSD

JET FUEL/ atf (Jet A-1/ TS-1)

D6 VIRGIN FUEL OIL/bunker oil

D6 VIRGIN FUEL OIL/bunker oil

D6 VIRGIN FUEL OIL/bunker oil

D6 VIRGIN FUEL OIL/bunker oil

LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS /LPG

D6 VIRGIN FUEL OIL/bunker oil

LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS /LPG

LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS /lng

D6 VIRGIN FUEL OIL/bunker oil

LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS /LPG

MAZUT M100

MAZUT M100

MAZUT M100

NAPHTHA

MAZUT M100

MAZUT M100

CRUDE OIL

MAZUT M100

CRUDE OIL

PETCOKE

FUEL OIL/HFO/IFO/marine fuel

CRUDE OIL

BITUMEN /ASPHALT

FUEL OIL/HFO/IFO/marine fuel

FUEL OIL/HFO/IFO/marine fuel

FUEL OIL/HFO/IFO/marine fuel

FUEL OIL/HFO/IFO/marine fuel

FUEL OIL/HFO/IFO/marine fuel

BRAKE OIL

MULTI-PURPOSE (MP) GREASE

MOLY GREASE

MOLY GREASE

MULTI-PURPOSE (MP) GREASE

MOLY GREASE

MULTI-PURPOSE (MP) GREASE

MULTI-PURPOSE (MP) GREASE