Background of Global Energy Trading→

Energy trading is becoming more and more complicated, as the international energy trade involves more non-economic factors. The international goal of building more secure and sustainable energy systems faces many uncertainties amid declining fossil energy reserves and rising consumption, the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, ongoing geopolitical conflicts, and the increasing impact of global climate change.

The world is still highly dependent on oil, natural gas and other energy sources. Changes in the international energy market will have a huge impact on China's energy security. In addition, presently the proportion of new energy in international energy trade is not large. Generally, new energy trading relies more on equipment and technology, the core field of international energy trade will remain in fossil energy for a long time in the future.

Global Energy Trade Business →

Our company has been committed to international energy import and export trade, involving petroleum coke, crude oil, refined oil, high-end lubricating oil, needle coke and other energy. The total annual import of petroleum coke is expected to exceed 3.8 million tons, crude oil is expected to exceed 3million tons, and refined oil are expected to exceed 3million tons.

We have deep trade cooperation with large domestic and foreign energy groups and companies from the United States, Canada, Korea, Indonesia, UAE, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Vietnam, Malaysia, Oman, Brazil, Australia and so on.

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Global Energy Trading Partners →

The group has deep trade and cooperation with friendly partners at home and abroad such as the United States, Canada, South Korea, Indonesia, UAE, Turkey, Vietnam, Malaysia, Oman, Brazil, Sri Lanka.

International energy trade is the extension of a country's energy market on an international scale. It not only reflects the international environment of a country's energy trade, but also reflects the country's relationship with the international energy market.

The group is implementing the ethane, natural gas and other energy trade cooperation with the American Ethane Company, the American Baker Hughes Company, the Qatar National Gas Company, and the Oman LNG Company, At the same time, we have cooperated and negotiated with Statoil ASA, Petronas, large international trading companies such as Vitol of Switzerland and Trafigura of Singapore.

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  United Arab Emirates Lloydes Energy

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  Indonesian PGU

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  France's Total

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  Rockefeller

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  Korea Picks

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  China Resources