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We supply oil & gas products and by-products, raw and white sugar, and fertilizers among other commodities. We combine decades of experience, market knowledge and a unique supply base. We provide a full range of qualities aligned with our customers’ requirements We are well-placed to deliver the best service to our customers.
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Oil & Gas
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The world is not going to run out of oil or gas anytime soon. Total discovered and prospective oil and gas resources are more than double the likely demand by 2050.
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The upstream industry is able to produce lower-cost and lower-carbon products. Over two-thirds of the commercial undeveloped resources are at risk of never being developed. Resources, with low breakeven, are not abundant. In the current situation, it is projected that only about half of the oil and gas demand forecast for 2050 may be satisfied.
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The accelerated energy transition demand scenario which lays out what is needed to achieve the ambitious targets of the Paris Climate Agreement, keeping emissions within 1.5 °C of pre-industrial levels and reaching global net zero by 2050, will require supplementary supply. Recent supply interruptions serve to remind us, neglecting the upstream will be an extremely risky strategy. The industry will need continuing, sustainable and massive investment in the oil and gas sector to assure economic security, safety and keep the world moving forward.
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Oil is one of the world's most traded commodities and presents many challenges, not least the close association between the oil price and the politics of some of the world’s most volatile regions. This instability continues to contribute to the high level of market speculation in relation to pricing and future availability.
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Our team has many years of experience working with producers, traders, and suppliers. This has given us critical insight into how to put together deals, assess risks, and advise on trading issues and the financing, transport, and supply of oil and gas. Despite worldwide uncertainties and headwinds, the global markets for oil and gas and their refined petroleum products we managed those uncertainties favorably.
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Petroleum products are fuels that are made using crude oil and other hydrocarbons that are contained in natural gas. In addition to our ability to supply Crude Oil, here are different petroleum products made using crude oil:
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Petrol
Around half of every barrel of crude oil will be used to create petrol to power cars, making it by far the biggest product derived from crude oil across the world.
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Diesel
Diesel is a mixture of hydrocarbons with boiling points in the range of 150 – 380c, which are obtained from petroleum. It’s one of the principal products currently made using crude oil.
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Jet fuel
Around 10% of the world’s crude oil currently goes towards creating jet fuel that’s used to power the world’s air travel. As with diesel, it’s a mixture of hydrocarbons with the exact composition varying depending on the petroleum source.
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Kerosene
Kerosene is a combustible hydrocarbon widely used in the aviation industry. It has a low viscosity and is a clear liquid formed from hydrocarbons. These are obtained from the fractional distillation of petroleum between 150 and 275c.
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Paraffin
Paraffin and kerosene are sometimes used interchangeably, but the former is actually a more refined and distilled version of the latter. This makes it more suitable for use at home where it produces less soot when burned.
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Heavy fuel oil
Heavy fuel oil (HFO) consists of the residual of petroleum sources once the hydrocarbons of higher quality are extracted via processes such as thermal and catalytic cracking. For this reason, HFO is sometimes referred to as residual fuel oil.
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Liquefied Petroleum Gases “LPG”
LPG sometimes referred to as propane or butane, is a flammable gas used in cooking equipment, home heating and as fuel for cars.
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Petrochemical feedstock
A feedstock is a raw material that’s used to provide reactants to create an industrial reaction. A Petrochemical is a substance that’s made from crude oil using chemical reactions.
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Solvents
Petroleum solvents consist of liquid hydrocarbons that are derived from petroleum and petroleum products. These are used in a range of commercial products, in research and across industries.
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Lubricants
Mineral oils are lubricating oils that are refined from naturally occurring crude oil. They are composed of 80%–90% petroleum hydrocarbon distillate with 10–20% additives to impart specific properties to the oil.
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Additionally, we are able to supply Liquefied Natural Gas “LNG”:
LNG is a natural gas that has been cooled to –260° F (–162° C), changing it from a gas into a liquid that is 1/600th of its original volume. During the process known as liquefaction, natural gas is cooled below its boiling point, removing most of the extraneous compounds found in the fuel.
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