Compare price ranges and minimum quantities when planning your B2B inquiry.
Low, medium, and high-rank coal for industrial energy requirement discussions.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERTarget GAR, moisture, ash, sulfur, HGI, and delivery destination.
Order unit: MT. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
Diesel inquiries referencing EN590, with specifications agreed in the offer.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERQuality requirements, sulfur, analysis documents, volume, and delivery location.
Order unit: MT. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
Palm kernel shells for industrial biomass fuel requirement discussions.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERCalorific value, moisture, ash, material size, and impurities.
Order unit: MT. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
Palm kernel oil for B2B procurement according to the requested type and quality.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERCrude/refined type, FFA, moisture, impurities, and packaging.
Order unit: MT. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
Wood pellets for evaluating industrial energy and biomass procurement requirements.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERCalorific value, diameter, moisture, ash, durability, and packaging.
Order unit: MT. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
Diesel fuel with a 40% biodiesel blend for procurement requirement discussions.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERQuality specifications, application compatibility, volume, and delivery point.
Order unit: kL. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
Diesel fuel with a 50% biodiesel blend for procurement requirement discussions.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN OFFICIAL OFFERQuality specifications, application compatibility, volume, and delivery point.
Order unit: kL. Whole-number quantities.
Volumes below the minimum may be submitted for evaluation.
MT = metric tonne, 1 MT = 1,000 kg. kL = kiloliter, 1 kL = 1,000 liters. MT measures mass; kL measures volume. Converting between them requires product density.
