Global fuel trading solutions connecting verified suppliers with qualified commodity buyers.
We operate as intermediaries in the global energy commodities market, specializing in the trading of refined fuels, including EN 590 diesel, Jet Fuel A-1, and Virgin Fuel Oil D6. Our role is to structure, facilitate, and execute transactions by connecting reliable suppliers with qualified buyers, ensuring alignment with international specifications, commercial terms, and regulatory requirements.
EN 590 10 PPM is a European-standard ultra-low sulfur diesel widely traded for use in modern diesel engines. With a maximum sulfur content of 10 ppm, it supports lower emissions, improved engine performance, and regulatory compliance. EN 590 diesel is commonly used in cars, trucks, buses, and heavy machinery. The fuel is available in summer and winter grades, formulated to ensure reliable cold flow properties, controlled cetane levels, and consistent filtration performance, making it suitable for supply across different climates and operational environments.
Jet Fuel A-1 is a globally traded aviation turbine fuel used in commercial and military aviation. This kerosene-based fuel offers reliable combustion, high thermal stability, and strong energy efficiency for long-haul and high-altitude operations. With a low freezing point of approximately -47°C, Jet Fuel A-1 performs consistently in extreme temperature conditions. It complies with international aviation standards such as ASTM D1655 and DEF STAN 91-91, making it suitable for aircraft engines as well as industrial gas turbine applications.
Virgin Fuel Oil D6, also known as Residual Fuel Oil or Bunker Fuel, is a high-viscosity fuel used in large-scale industrial and power generation applications. Due to its density, Virgin Fuel Oil D6 requires preheating between 220°F and 260°F prior to combustion. It is commonly supplied to power plants, large marine vessels, industrial boilers, and heavy-duty generators where specialized handling systems are available. Virgin Fuel Oil D6 fuel oil is not suitable for smaller engines but remains a reliable option for continuous, high-capacity energy production.