Oil & Gas

Our Energy Division.

International sourcing and supply of LNG and other energy commodities through qualified suppliers, refineries, principals and trading partners.

LNG carrier at a liquefaction terminal at sunrise
  • LNG
  • Diesel
  • Bitumen
  • LPG
LNG: our energy focus

Supply arranged through qualified partners.

Avion Zone supports international LNG sourcing and supply arrangements, working through qualified suppliers, refineries, principals and trading partners to access competitive and reliable cargoes.

Solutions can be structured for institutional, utility and industrial buyers, subject to source and contractual availability. Each requirement is assessed against cargo specification, volume, delivery terms and destination before counterparties are approached.

  • LNG sourcing
  • Qualified suppliers
  • Cargo specifications
  • Delivery terms
  • Shipping documentation
  • Logistics coordination
Energy products

What we help source.

01

LNG

Liquefied natural gas for international supply requirements, our primary energy focus.

02

Diesel

International sourcing and supply of diesel and refined fuel products for industrial and commercial markets.

03

Bitumen

Supply solutions for infrastructure and industrial markets.

04

LPG

LPG sourcing and delivery coordination.

LNG supply chain

Source, structure, move, deliver.

  1. 1

    Sourcing & qualification

    Identify suitable supply sources and counterparties, and coordinate supplier information and commercial documentation.

  2. 2

    Contracting

    Structure purchase and sale arrangements around quantity, quality, price and delivery terms.

  3. 3

    Logistics

    Coordinate loading, vessel and shipping arrangements with destination requirements.

  4. 4

    Delivery

    Support documentation, quantity and quality verification and discharge coordination.

Refinery towers and storage tanks at sunrise
Global supply network

Counterparties across the chain.

  • Producers & refineriesSupply sources accessed through qualified producers, refineries and principals.
  • Trading partnersCommercial counterparties supporting market access and transaction execution.
  • LogisticsShipping, port-side coordination and cargo planning integrated into each transaction.
  • End usersGovernment, utility, industrial and commercial buyers, supported from Canada, the UAE and the USA.
Why Avion Zone

How we add value.

Institutional orientation

Documentation and transaction support structured for formal procurement environments.

International reach

A Canadian corporate base with offices in the UAE and the United States, and multi-commodity experience.

Supplier access & execution

Relationships with suppliers, refineries and trading partners, with commercial, logistics and documentation coordination.

Compliance & quality

Cargoes supported by contracts, inspection and delivery documentation, supplied against agreed specifications.

Opportunities

Global LNG opportunities.

We work with buyers on international LNG procurement, with cargoes structured around buyer specifications, delivery requirements and contractual terms, and supported by transparent, verifiable documentation throughout the process.

  • Head officeCanada
  • Branch officeUnited States
  • Branch officeUnited Arab Emirates
FAQ

Energy division: common questions

For questions not covered here, please contact the Avion Zone team.

Does Avion Zone own production or refining assets?

No. Avion Zone works through qualified suppliers, refineries, principals and trading partners to source and coordinate supply.

Which energy products do you supply?

LNG is our primary focus. We also support international sourcing and supply of diesel and refined fuel products, bitumen and LPG.

Who are your energy buyers?

Government, utility, industrial and commercial buyers. Solutions are structured subject to source and contractual availability.

Contact

Connecting global energy opportunities.

Share the product, specification, volume, delivery window and destination. Our team will confirm availability and the proposed supply structure.