Aerial view of a coastal refinery and tank terminal with a tanker at the jetty
A refinery at dusk with distillation towers and pipe racks lit by work lights
A tanker berthed at a terminal jetty with loading arms connected

Oil and gas procurement, coordinated from enquiry to delivery

North Pacific Energy sources crude oil and refined petroleum products for commercial buyers. We bring buyer and seller together, then coordinate the storage, shipping and documents that carry each cargo to its destination.

Thirteen petroleum products, sourced to the standard you name

Diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, fuel oil, bitumen, liquefied gases, methanol and crude oil. Each product page sets out the limits buyers specify and what to send with an enquiry.

Tank storage and shipping, planned together with the purchase

We arrange terminal access, the vessel and the loading window with third-party operators, and keep seller, terminal, carrier and buyer on one schedule.

Company
North Pacific Energy
Formed
October 22, 2014
Registered in
Delaware, United States
Role
Procurement intermediary

Three services under one coordinator

A petroleum cargo passes through many hands between the seller's tank and the buyer's. We keep the commercial, storage and shipping steps moving together.

Aerial view of a refinery in daylight with distillation columns, pipe racks and storage tanks

Oil and gas trading

We match buyers with sellers we have screened, support the negotiation and keep both sides working from the same information.

How we trade
High aerial view over an orderly tank farm with roads and containment walls

Tank storage

We arrange access to third-party terminals for short or long periods and coordinate receipt, transfer and inventory with the operator.

Storage coordination
A laden oil tanker under way on open sea, seen from above the bow

Shipping

We line up the vessel, the loading window and the cargo documents with the seller, the terminal, the carrier and the buyer.

Shipping coordination

The route of a cargo

Five stages take a purchase from a requirement on paper to product in the buyer's tank.

  1. Requirement

    The buyer sets out product, quantity, destination and timing.

  2. Sourcing

    We identify a seller able to supply and carry out preliminary checks on both parties.

  3. Agreement

    Buyer and seller settle price, Incoterm and payment terms. We keep the exchange moving.

  4. Storage and loading

    The product is held at a terminal, inspected and loaded on the nominated vessel.

  5. Delivery

    The cargo sails, the documents follow, and the buyer takes delivery at the agreed port.

Thirteen products, each with its own page

From road diesel and jet fuel to bitumen, methanol and crude oil. Each page sets out the standards buyers specify and what to send with an enquiry.

Close view of a pipeline manifold with valve wheels and pressure gauges at a terminal

Before you enquire

Incoterms in petroleum trades

Who books the vessel, who insures the cargo and where risk passes under FOB, CFR, CIF and DAP.

Compare the four terms

Requirements and documentation

What to prepare before an enquiry, and the documents that travel with a cargo from loading port to discharge.

See the list

An oil tanker leaving harbor at dusk, lights reflected on the water

Represent us in your market

We work with experienced oil and gas professionals who introduce qualified buyers in the markets they know.

Tell us what you need to buy

Send the product, quantity, destination port and timing. We reply by email from info@northpacificenergy.com.