Infrastructure that turns strategy into physical execution.

Power Energy Group aligns storage, terminal access, pipeline connectivity, truck-rack execution, and company-controlled transportation with the commercial requirements of each crude oil and refined-product movement.

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West TexasCorpus ChristiU.S. Gulf Coast

Midland, TX · Pipeline origination and storage infrastructure

01 / OPERATING PLATFORM

Infrastructure-led execution

A verified path from receipt through final delivery.

Physical trading depends on more than a price. Every movement requires confirmed capacity, compatible assets, measured custody transfer, operating windows, documentation, and a controlled route to settlement.

Power Energy evaluates those requirements as a single commercial system, then coordinates the infrastructure and transportation needed to execute.

Storage & terminaling

Commercial tankage, product segregation, blending, additives, throughput, truck-rack, rail, pipeline, and marine-interface review.

Pipeline connectivity

Receipt and delivery points, injection capability, nominations, batching, tariffs, loss allowances, and downstream optionality.

Company-owned fleet

Company-owned and operated tanker trucks and trailers aligned to crude oil and refined-product transportation requirements.

Field control

Dispatch, site coordination, measurement, seals, documents, chain of custody, exception response, and delivery confirmation.

02 / REFINED PRODUCTS

Corpus Christi

Bulk storage positioned for domestic and export markets.

Refined-product programs are structured around product segregation, specification integrity, usable tankage, throughput windows, additive and blending requirements, truck-rack access, pipeline connectivity, and marine compatibility.

Across the Corpus Christi corridor, those operating elements can connect inland supply with Gulf Coast demand, Mexico, the Caribbean, and broader Latin American markets.

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03 / CRUDE OIL

West Texas

Crude storage, aggregation, and pipeline injection.

West Texas movements can be built around lease gathering, truck receipt, tankage, quality control, custody transfer, injection scheduling, pipeline nominations, and delivery into long-haul systems serving the U.S. Gulf Coast.

Each route is evaluated for capacity, batch timing, tariffs, loss allowance, specification, operational readiness, and downstream market optionality.

Lease and truck receipt
Segregated crude storage
Quality and measurement control
Pipeline injection and nominations
Long-haul system connectivity

Aerial view of a West Texas crude oil storage and pipeline origination terminal

04 / TRANSPORTATION ASSETS

Power Energy Logistics

Company-owned equipment. Operating accountability.

Power Energy Logistics owns and operates tanker trucks and trailers for crude oil and refined-product movements. Direct equipment control improves scheduling, dispatch visibility, field accountability, and exception response.

Qualified third-party carriers can be coordinated when additional scale, equipment type, or geographic coverage is required—while Power Energy retains transaction-level operating oversight.

Dispatch visibility

Equipment planning, appointment control, driver coordination, route monitoring, and schedule recovery.

Custody documentation

Loading records, tickets, seals, quantity reconciliation, delivery evidence, and transaction close-out.

Operating discipline

Product compatibility, site requirements, carrier qualification, insurance review, and exception escalation.

Commercial inquiries

Match the market to a verified physical path.

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