
From agreedterms tosettlement
We coordinate the commercial and logistical steps that take a cargo from the loading terminal to its buyer, and we are clear about who performs each one.
- Bill of lading
- Certificate of quality
- Certificate of quantity
- Certificate of origin
- Commercial invoice

- Coordination of nominations, loading and discharge schedules
- Preparation and review of commercial documents
- Management of settlement through the banks involved
One timetable for every party
A single crude oil transaction can involve a seller, a buyer, a shipowner, a terminal, inspectors, insurers and several banks. Each works to its own procedures and deadlines.
We keep these parties aligned: confirming nominations and loading windows, passing information promptly and resolving questions before they become delays.
How delivery is organised

Transportation

Terminals and storage

Inspection
Documents that banks can rely on
Bills of lading, certificates of quality and quantity, certificates of origin and invoices are prepared and checked against the contract and the payment instrument. Payment is made through banks, typically by documentary letter of credit or another instrument agreed between the parties.
What we do and what we arrange
We are clear with counterparties about which services we perform ourselves and which are performed by independent specialists.
Performed by Atlantean Energeia
- Purchase and sale of crude oil cargoes
- Negotiation of prices, contracts and delivery terms
- Counterparty due diligence
- Coordination of nominations, loading and discharge schedules
- Preparation and review of commercial documents
- Management of settlement through the banks involved
Performed by independent providers
- Ownership and operation of tankers
- Terminal, port and storage services
- Quality and quantity inspection
- Cargo insurance
- Banking and trade finance
Discuss a cargo or a commercial relationship
We welcome enquiries from producers, refiners, traders, shipowners and financial institutions.
