Physical crude oil & refined products
Power Energy Group integrates physical supply, logistics, market risk, and transaction control across North American production basins, the U.S. Gulf Coast, Mexico, the Caribbean, and select Latin American markets.
Physical supply, market risk, logistics, and controls are structured as one commercial mandate.
Houston Ship Channel
01 / PLATFORM
Physical-market discipline
We integrate origination, structured pricing, multimodal logistics, working capital, and risk control to connect reliable supply with qualified demand. Each opportunity is evaluated across its full economic and operating life cycle—from benchmark exposure and basis through custody transfer and settlement.
02 / PHYSICAL TRADING
Products & structures
We assess value across benchmark, basis, quality, geography, time, and optionality. Commercial structures are matched to infrastructure access, working capital, counterparty credit, and end-market demand.
Origination, aggregation, and placement designed around grade, location, timing, and the receiving market.
Physical supply programs aligned to specification, terminal position, delivery window, and end-user requirements.
Port, terminal, chartering, inspection, and receiving coordination.
MARKET RISK / HEDGE ARCHITECTURE
Integrated hedging strategy
Physical positions are mapped to the closest liquid reference market, while residual basis, location, quality, timing, freight, and currency exposures are identified separately. Where appropriate, a transaction-specific hedge program is executed and reconciled as the purchase, movement, and sale progress.
Hedge instruments are structured to offset identifiable physical exposures—not as stand-alone investment positions.
Translate benchmarks, location differentials, quality adjustments, and timing into an executable physical price.
Compare route, mode, throughput, storage, demurrage, handling, loss allowance, and destination readiness.
Align payment security, credit exposure, title transfer, invoicing, and settlement with the physical movement.
Maintain nominations, inspection, quantity, quality, custody-transfer, and close-out records throughout the trade.
03 / MARKET CORRIDORS
Regional perspective
Our regional lens follows physical supply from production and refining centers to terminals, border crossings, ports, and qualified destination markets. Every corridor is subject to current capacity, approvals, and counterparty diligence.
Inland supply corridors
Commercial evaluation of inland crude and feedstock movements across truck, gathering, rail, pipeline, and terminal networks, with attention to grade, winter operations, takeaway capacity, and destination economics.
04 / PHYSICAL EXECUTION
From term sheet to settlement
Physical trade execution is a continuous control process. Commercial, operations, finance, compliance, and service-provider workstreams are coordinated before product moves and through final reconciliation.
Validate seller, title, product, specification, volume, load point, timing, and commercial authority.
Define pricing, optionality, credit, title transfer, Incoterms, tolerances, and contractual obligations.
Confirm payment security, insurance, compliance clearance, service providers, capacity, and receiving readiness.
Coordinate schedules, terminals, carriers, inspectors, customs, agents, and counterpart operations teams.
Monitor loading, transit, inventory, product integrity, exceptions, discharge, and custody transfer.
Resolve quantity and quality, complete documentation, invoice, settle, and close operational exposure.
05 / RISK & COMPLIANCE
Disciplined before movement
Opportunities are screened across counterparty, credit, regulatory, product, documentation, logistics, and settlement risk. Review depth is calibrated to the jurisdiction, structure, route, and parties involved.
KYB/KYC, beneficial ownership, authority, reputation, source of funds, and adverse-media review.
Restricted-party, jurisdiction, vessel, bank, origin, destination, end-use, and export-control screening.
Limits, collateral, guarantees, letters of credit, payment mechanics, and exposure monitoring.
Clear terms for price, title, risk, quality, quantity, tolerances, claims, force majeure, and governing law.
Specifications, certificates, inspection, measurement, compatibility, loss control, and chain of title.
Verified infrastructure, carrier and vessel diligence, insurance, nominations, documentation, and exception control.
No website statement is a commitment of inventory, credit, capacity, or performance. Every transaction remains subject to diligence, approvals, availability, and definitive agreements.
06 / POWER ENERGY GROUP
Houston-based platform
Power Energy Group is a veteran-led physical energy platform focused on crude oil and refined products, led by President William Jegen. Leadership experience spans exchange-traded commodity markets, Bakken crude aggregation, tanker and rail logistics, U.S. Gulf Coast supply, and cross-border market development.
The platform is organized around a practical principle: understand the market, verify the path, document the obligation, and remain accountable until the transaction is complete.
Leadership experience begins in exchange-traded commodity markets.
Field experience across inland crude origination, trucking, rail, terminals, and downstream placement.
Power Energy Logistics expands through company-owned and operated tanker trucks and trailers, high-volume programs, and complex transportation coordination.
Power Energy Group combines physical trading judgment with transaction-level logistics and control.
Origination, physical trading, pricing, transaction structuring, counterparty development, and downstream placement.
Transportation planning, terminal and carrier coordination, documentation, field execution, and delivery management.
07 / COMMERCIAL INQUIRIES
Commercial engagement
To initiate a commercial review, share the product specification, indicative volume, origin, destination, delivery window, pricing basis, counterparty role, and available supporting documentation.
Houston, TX