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Energy trading & maritime coordination

MARITIME SHIPPING

Every cargo has
a journey to coordinate

Shipping coordination for oil, diesel, and refined product cargoes, connecting vessel requirements with the practical details of a voyage

Discuss a shipping requirement
Petroleum tanker moving through deep blue water

OUR SCOPE

Maritime Shipping & Tanker Solutions

01

Vessel sourcing

Coordinate vessel searches against the stated cargo, parcel size, timing, and voyage requirements.

02

Tanker matching

Bring cargo interests and vessel counterparties into discussions on vessel suitability and availability.

03

Voyage coordination

Align loading and discharge locations, delivery windows, port restrictions, and terminal interfaces.

04

Fuel supply chain support

Keep commercial and logistics parties connected across the planned movement of an energy cargo.

Vessel suitability and acceptance remain subject to technical, commercial, port, and terminal review by the responsible parties.

VESSEL SELECTION

Match the vessel to the movement

The cargo and voyage shape the vessel enquiry Capacity, tank configuration, port limitations, and terminal acceptance matter alongside the vessel category

SMALLER PARCELS

Coastal & small product tankers

For short-sea and smaller-parcel enquiries, establish the cargo volume and local port limitations at the outset.

REFINED PRODUCT MOVEMENTS

Medium Range (MR)

Review tank suitability, product segregation, and the vessel’s schedule against the proposed refined-product cargo.

LARGER PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS

Long Range (LR1 & LR2)

Align the cargo programme and parcel size with the capabilities of the loading and receiving terminals.

CARGO SPECIFIC REVIEW

Crude & specialist tankers

Assess the cargo’s handling needs and the dedicated vessel and terminal requirements relevant to the enquiry.

These are indicative vessel categories, not an Orient fleet list. Availability and suitability are confirmed for each enquiry.

Blue and red oil tanker moored at a harbor terminal
Cargo · Vessel · Port · Timing

VOYAGE PLANNING

A clear brief before a vessel search

We help bring the information needed by cargo interests, vessel counterparties, and shore side contacts into one focused discussion

  1. Cargo & handling

    Product description, parcel size, compatibility, and any special handling or segregation needs.

  2. Ports & schedule

    Loading and discharge locations, the laycan or delivery window, berth restrictions, and terminal requirements.

  3. Nomination & communication

    Vessel information, the required acceptance process, and clear communication among owners, charterers, agents, and terminals.

CONNECTED SERVICES

Support across the wider journey

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