Crude Oil · Feedstock Trade

Crude Oil

Crude oil procurement and supply enquiries assessed against actual grades, assay, quantity, loading terms, discharge capacity and transaction-party requirements.

Discuss requirements

CRUDE

Energy logistics · industry reference

PRODUCT / COMMERCIAL BRIEF

Crude oil grade & refinery intake

What to provide for this product

01 · BUYER

Buyer brief

Named crude grade or acceptable assay range
API gravity, sulphur, TAN, BS&W and other refining constraints
Cargo volume, load / discharge ports and laycan
FOB / CFR / CIF basis, refinery acceptance and financing constraints

Start a buying enquiry

02 · SUPPLIER

Supplier evidence & offer

Lawful seller and traceable proposed producing origin
Current assay / COQ with representative sampling basis
Loading terminal, shipment route and cargo rights documentation as applicable
Proposed offer validity and sale / title-transfer conditions

Propose supply

Before proceedingFirst check: refinery assay acceptance and a credible loading / title route.

Review of these requirements is not a supply allocation, binding offer or guarantee.

Technical & commercial parameters

Choose the commodity first. Each page lists the grade, quality, volume, shipping and documentation details needed to evaluate a real enquiry.

Grade / origin: Named grade and producing country, subject to documentary verification
Crude assay: API gravity, sulphur, TAN, water and sediment, where applicable
Volume: Single cargo or programme quantities to be specified
Trade basis: FOB / CFR / CIF or other agreed terms, subject to feasibility
Vessel and ports: Loading port, destination, vessel acceptance and laycan
Commercial documents: COQ / COO / inspection / shipping and title documents as required

Typical applications

Refinery crude runs and industrial feedstock processing, subject to refinery configuration and verified assay.

OPERATIONS / HANDLING

Production and logistics context

Industry photography illustrating the relevant shipment or handling environment. Photo credits and licences are available separately.

Crude Oil · Industry photography illustrating the relevant shipment or handling environment. Photo credits and licences are available separately. — Energy logistics · industry reference

Image rights & credits

PRODUCT / FAQ

Buyer & supplier questions

Can you offer a named crude grade?+

A named grade can be discussed only after its source, specifications, lawful selling entity and actual availability are verified. This page is not an offer.

What data is needed for a crude oil enquiry?+

Provide requested grade or assay, planned volume, receiving refinery or port, loading or arrival window, proposed Incoterm and acceptable documentation.

Are tanker or terminal assets owned by ZERUI?+

No ownership of the ships, terminals or storage depicted in the photography is claimed.

Does ZERUI guarantee delivery terms?+

Delivery and payment arrangements depend on the particular seller, banking structure, jurisdiction and written contract.

Crude Oil

Crude oil grade & refinery intake

Buyer brief

Supplier evidence & offer

Choose the commodity first. Each page lists the grade, quality, volume, shipping and documentation details needed to evaluate a real enquiry.

Production and logistics context

Buyer & supplier questions

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