Global trade & refined fuels

Verification before persuasion.

We originate and structure qualified commercial opportunities around a simple premise: in physical commodity markets, confidence must be built on evidence.

Entity clarity

Two distinct roles.
One coherent pathway.

Counterparties should always know who is advising, who is originating and which legal entity is conducting the transaction.

Strategic & origination role

Roy Solomon Consultancy

Qualifies opportunities, develops relationships, structures pathways and supports communication between relevant principals and advisers.

Operating counterparty

Solara Commodities Ltd.

A separate Bahamas company through which qualifying refined-fuel sourcing and trading activity is conducted, subject to transaction-specific agreements and due diligence.

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Commercial focus

Products and primary markets.

EN590

European-standard automotive diesel opportunities, subject to the exact specification, inspection criteria and transaction location.

ULSD

Ultra-low sulphur diesel opportunities with specification and pricing basis defined within transaction-specific commercial documents.

Jet A-1

Aviation turbine fuel opportunities developed only through qualified parties and an agreed verification and inspection pathway.

Primary sourcing activityHouston · RotterdamCommercial reachThe Caribbean · Global markets

Transaction pathway

Qualification is the beginning of execution.

No procedure eliminates risk. A disciplined one exposes uncertainty earlier, when it is still possible to make a better decision.

Initial qualification

Confirm the legal entity, representative authority, commercial role, product requirement and intended transaction structure.

Requirement definition

Establish product specification, quantity, delivery basis, port, schedule and acceptable payment framework.

Counterparty alignment

Determine whether the participants and proposed route are commercially compatible before documents multiply.

Documented terms

Progress through formal commercial documents with clear roles, conditions, responsibilities and authorised communication.

Verification & inspection

Support independent verification and product inspection through mutually accepted, appropriately authorised parties.

Execution coordination

Maintain an accountable record of milestones, changes, conditions and the route to lifting or delivery.

Transaction integrity

The standard we are building towards.

Physical commodity trade has suffered from opaque chains, unauthorised documents and informal assurances. Our objective is to replace ambiguity with clearer authority, evidence and accountability.

Verification & security guidance

Identity before documents

Legal entity and representative authority should be established before sensitive commercial material is exchanged.

Verification at source

Where authorised and commercially possible, critical storage, allocation and product representations should be checked with the responsible source.

Independent inspection

Testing and measurement should be performed by a mutually accepted independent inspection company under a documented appointment.

Controlled communication

Material changes to banking, procedure, timing or authority should be issued formally and verified through an independent channel.

No invented availability

Products, volumes and schedules should never be presented as available unless the underlying commercial position supports the statement.

One accountable record

Key decisions and documents should be retained in a controlled transaction record rather than dispersed across informal conversations.

Important

Nothing on this website constitutes an offer, allocation confirmation, product warranty or commitment to transact. Availability, price, specification, inspection, title, payment and delivery are governed exclusively by transaction-specific documents executed by the relevant legal entities.

Next step

Bring us a defined requirement.

Serious commodity enquiries should identify the legal buyer, product specification, quantity, delivery basis, port, schedule and the authority of the person making contact.

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