Vision
A&A ENERY OIL AND GAS and ASSOCIATED COMPANIES have the objective of becoming the main supplier of petrochemical products and their derivatives to satisfy the needs of our clients both in the United States and Internationally.

A&A ENERGY OIL AND GAS, LLC has the purpose of solving the requirements of small, medium and large End buyers of hydrocarbons and their derivatives. Trying to provide our End Buyer with all the essential elements of proof of product (POP documents and Fresh SGS) and in this way eliminate all concerns and fears of our Buyer managers about the existence of the product and the reality of the purchase operation. Thus, in this way, our End Buyer facilitates decision-making and can advance with confidence in the operation and eliminate all his doubts so that he can activate his fuel storage and transportation logistics (TSR, Q88, Railroad or Trucks )
as well as the provision to present your financial instruments (RWA, Prepayment or Letter of Credit SBLC) so as not to delay the closing or conclusion of the purchase operation.
To achieve these goals:
A&A ENERGY OIL AND GAS, LLC has strategic alliances with:
- International Hydrocarbon Sellers such as Refineries and Corporate Title Holders
- Small sellers or producers
- International Financial Funds
- Private Investors
- Storage tank companies, railway and wheel transport.
- Certifying companies and inspectors (SGS, Intertek and Camin Cargo)

In this way, based on the information provided by our client in his Company Profile, his financial capacity and his logistics of storage and transportation presented. A&A ENERGY will assess and present the best strategy to solve in the most appropriate way the requirements of our client to supply their hydrocarbon or fuel requirements in a timely and form.
Productos que ofrecemos
Oil Crude
Diesel
1) West Texas Intermedio
2) Boney Light
3) Mexican Basket (Maya, Olmeca e Itsmo)
1) ULSD < 15 PPM
2) ULSD < 10 PPM (EN-590)
3) D2
4) D6 VIRGIN LOW POUR FUEL OIL (LPF0)

Gasolina
1) Gasolina 87 Octanos
2) Gasolina 89 Octnos
3) Gasolina 93 Octanos
Jet Fuel
Liquified Petroleum Gas
1) Jet Fuel A1
2) Jet Fuel JP54
1) LPG Butano 50 / Propano 50
2) LPG 60/40
3) LPG 70/30
4) Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)

Otros Hidrocarburos:
1) Mazut M-100
2) Naphta
3) Bitumen
4) SN (100, 150, 300 y 500)
5) N40
6) Petroleum Coke (all grades)
Alcoholes:
1) Etanol
2) Metanol
Otros Productos
1) Prilled Urea
2) Granular Urea
3) Sunflower Oil (Crude)
4) SunFlower (Refined)
5) Rapeseed Oil (Crude)
6) Rapeseed Oil (Refined)
7) Rapeseed Oil (Crude Degummed)
8) Wheat



DELIVERY PROCESUS
FOB PROCESUS
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The Buyer issues ICPO including:
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Company Registration Certificate
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Company Profile
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KYC (Know your client)
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2. Seller issues Commercial Invoice, Buyer sign and return the CI along with:
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Acceptance letter of Commitment to execute transaction and after the first lift is successful complete, the Buyer agree to go a contract with the Seller for one year with R&E and agree to place a SBLC for the value of one month of delivery of the product as a guarantee for the annual contract.
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Passport copy of the person signing the Commercial Invoice and letter of Commitment.
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3.Upon receipt the Commercial invoice and Letter of Commitment for the Buyer the seller issues to the buyer the Below POP documents.
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Injection report
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Fresh SGS Quality and Quantity report no more than 48 hrs.
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Sellers Tank Storage Receipt (TSR) with tank number, GPS coordinates and tank location.
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Authorization to Verify (ATV) by inspector of Certificate Company.
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Unconditional Dip Test Authorization (DTA)
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4. Upon successful verification of the POP documents and SGS Q&Q report the Buyer makes the payment for the total value of the product.
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5.The buyer has the option to extend the Seller´s tanks or present his own exit logistic to move the product.
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6. After the verification of the payment by the Seller. The Seller makes the transfer of all the relevant Ownership Documents to the Buyer.
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7. After successful completion of the first product delivery Buyer and Seller they procced to the signing of the contract for one year with R&E in addition the buyer proceeds to the placement of the SBLC for the guarantee of the contract.
CIF PROCESUS
STANDARD PROCEDURE (CIF):
1. Buyer issues ICPO along with Buyer’s company registration certificate and Company Profile.
2. Seller issues Sale & Purchase Agreement (SPA), Buyer signs, and return the SPA in WORD format to Seller within seven (7) banking days along with buyer’s Client Information Sheet (CIS) and stating the exact bank issuing the Financial Instrument. Seller sends Final Approved SPA to Buyer in PDF Format along with the Proforma Invoice for buyer’s issuance of SBLC MT760 / DLC MT700 pre-advice or Ready, Willing and Able (RWA) MT999/199/799 to Seller’s fiduciary bank confirming their readiness and capability to execute the transaction.
3. Buyer sends swift copy of their issued SBLC MT760 / DLC MT700 pre-advice or Ready, Willing and Able (RWA) MT999/199/799 to Seller’s fiduciary bank. Upon confirmation, Seller issues to Buyer via email the following transaction documents (Partial POP):
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Unconditional Commitment to Supply.
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Certificate of Analysis (COA) also known as Product Passport.
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Statement of Product Availability.
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Commercial Invoice for the total 1st shipment product value.
4. Within seven (7) banking days, Buyer’s bank in accordance with seller’s verbiage issues swift fully funded SBLC MT760 or DLC MT 700 to Seller’s fiduciary bank account to cover the 1st shipment total product value and send swift copies sent to Seller to enable seller to commence loading of product with the shipping company. Seller’s bank issues 2% PB to Buyer's bank to activate Buyer's financial instrument within seven (7) days.
5. Upon Seller’s bank successful exchange of instrument method with buyer’s bank or REFUNDABLE/DEDUCTIBLE Security Guarantee Deposit / Payment of 5% of the total 1st shipment product value via T/T Wire to seller's fiduciary bank, Seller to finalize loading within five - seven (5-7) working days. Seller invites buyer for visitation to witness the final inspection and TTM for negotiation of future transactions (Optional to Buyer). Seller loads product within six (6) international working days, signs NCNDA/IMFPA between all intermediaries involved with the notarized copy sent to Seller's bank and registers & legalizes the contract and sends to Buyer the following Full POP Document by swift via bank to bank and a copy via email to buyer and representative. Seller sends one full set of ORIGINAL POP documents to our authorized Customs Clearance agent at
destination port and send one full set of COPIES POP documents to Buyer’s address via DHL or FedEx expedite (overnight) service and provide tracking numbers. (19 sets bellow):
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Act of Transfer/Change of Ownership Title.
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Copy of Registered & Legalized Contract.
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Copy of License to Export.
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Copy of Approval to Export.
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Copy of Statement of Availability of the Product.
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Copy of the Refinery Commitment to Produce the Product.
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Copy of the Port Storage Agreement.
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Copy of the Charter Party Agreement(s) to Transport the Product to Discharge Port.
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Certificate of Origin
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Tank Receipt
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Company Taxpayer’s Certificate
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Certificate of Incorporation.
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SGS/Say bolt Certificate of Quality and Quantity, One (1) Original and three (3) copies.
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Cargo Manifest
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Vessel Ullage report
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Vessel Q88
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Bill of Lading
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Notice of Readiness (NOR)
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Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA)
6. Buyer notifies seller by official written notice of his bank receiving seller’s pop documents. Shipment commences as per contract schedule and upon arrival of the cargo at the discharge port, buyer’s inspection team carries out CIQ, SGS or equivalent inspection to ascertain quality and quantity.
7. Product is discharged into buyer’s destination port/storage facility after successful inspection, Buyer release payment via swift fund transfer MT103/TT within 3 to 5 banking days to Seller for total shipment value after discharge of product at destination port/storage facility and receipt of the entire relevant shipping documents. Seller within 48 hours pays the intermediaries involved according to signed & notarized NCNDA/IMFPA. Second and succeeding shipments continue.
RAILROAD PROCESUS
1. The buyer issues a letter of intent for the volume and frequency required.
2. The supplier issues a corporate offer to the buyer, indicating the necessary requirements for its registration in the company's system and to be able to proceed with the delivery schedule of the ferrotanks to the railway spur determined by the buyer.
3. For registration in the system, the buyer must provide the following information and documentation:
a. Fill out the company's general questionnaire or KYC (it will be attached to the offer)
b. Taxpayer identification card
c. Certificate of updated physical situation (RFC)
d. Updated Compliance Opinion
c. Proof of Tax Address
and. Permit from the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE)
F. information of the legal representative of the purchasing company, full name, office phone, phone. cell phone, official identification (INE or Passport), email.
g. Information of responsible personnel for logistics coordination, product verification and payment authorization.
h. The purchasing company must also provide the information on the railway spur with which it has a contract, as well as the Trailers and Pipas units that will be used to unload the ferrotanks, as well as the information on the drivers, name, license, etc. (Annex 2)
4. Once the complete documentation for the registration of the buyer's company, of the railway spur designated jointly between the seller and the buyer, as well as of the units that the buyer will use to unload the ferrotanks, will proceed to deliver all the information of the seller, his tax file, banking as well as the import, commercialization, transportation permits of the CRE so that the buyer can also register it in his system.
5. Once the offer is accepted, the buyer will issue an ICPO, Company Profile and a POF (Bank statement, BCL, MT-199) to be verified Bank to Bank between the lawyers of the buyer and the seller.
6. Once the POF has been verified by the seller, it will issue:
- Commercial Invoice
- The ULSD Quality Certificate issued by SGS or an equivalent company.
- ATV both with the certifying company and with the refinery
- The Seller will nominate the ferrotanks to the buyer.
7. The buyer must return the CI signed to the Seller and will make the prepayment of the molecule via:
- Placement of financial instrument type letter of credit (SBLC)
- Lock Funds
- Deposit in Escrow Agent determined jointly between the buyer's lawyer and the Seller.
8. After verification of the payment guarantee by the seller:
- The Seller will confirm the nomination of the Ferrotanks in 24 hours and will coordinate the injection of the ULSD in the Ferrotanks.
- The seller will issue the injection report as well as the Bill of Loading documents to the buyer in no more than 72 hours.
- The Seller will issue the export documents to the buyer.
- The ferrotanks will depart for their destination to the city of Monterrey, N.L. going through the process of importation and payment of taxes.
- The Seller will provide daily information via GPS location to the buyer of the ferrotanks in real time.
- The average time of transfer from the injection to its arrival at its destination in the railroad spur in Monterrey, N.L. It is approx 14 days on average.
9. When the ferrotanks arrive at the railway spur at their destination and the quality and quantity are verified to full satisfaction by the buyer's logistics department, the buyer must make the full payment for the fuel via electronic transfer to the seller in a period not more than 24 hours, leaving the bank guarantee or escrow deposit to protect and allow the next shipment of fuel.
10. Once the total payment of the ULSD molecule is confirmed, the seller will release all the pertinent legal documentation, import, payment of taxes, export documents and property titles to the buyer.
11. Once the fuel payment process has been completed and the buyer has received the legal documents and ownership of the product, the buyer will have 14 days to carry out the transfer process to their units and will be responsible for any cost or payment for said maneuver in the railway spur.
12. The ferrotanks must return to the refinery immediately after unloading the fuel in the buyer's transport units and any delay or extra charge by the railroad will be the responsibility and must be covered by the buyer.
8. Once the first delivery of the ferrotanks has been completed, the procedure will be repeated at the request of the frequency required by the buyer as stipulated by common agreement between Buyer and Seller in the contract.
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