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Fuel Supply & Delivery Coordination

Procurement, delivery, metering, acceptance, exceptions and settlement — organised into one clear, checkable process.

Scenarios & problems

Unstable procurement planning

Price volatility makes purchase timing hard, and stock levels compete with working capital.

Metering and acceptance disputes

Inconsistent quantity, quality and sign-off conventions make monthly reconciliation expensive.

No plan for disruptions

When upstream maintenance or logistics constraints hit, there is no executable fallback.

Product types & quality documents

Methanol fuel for vehicles

Specifications set against GB/T 23510—2009, with certificates of analysis and accompanying quality documents, plus inspection and sample retention.

Low-carbon / green attributes

Described per route, certification boundary and target market — never as a blanket "green" claim. Carbon footprint follows GB/T 24067—2024 with traceable data and third-party verification arrangements.

Other industrial uses

Confirmed case by case against specification and use; road-fuel experience is not directly applied to industrial or marine scenarios.

From purchase to settlement

  1. 01

    Order confirmation

    Specification, quantity, pricing mechanism and delivery window confirmed in writing.

  2. 02

    Delivery planning

    Schedules matched to route and stock plans; changes communicated immediately.

  3. 03

    Metering & acceptance

    Agreed metering method and tolerance; sign-off records retained by both parties.

  4. 04

    Exception handling

    Dual-supply and alternative-source arrangements for key accounts, executed per plan.

  5. 05

    Settlement & reconciliation

    Periodic reconciliation statements mapped to delivery records; differences handled as agreed.

Service areas & order terms

Serviceable areas, minimum order quantities and planning communication methods are confirmed in writing. Operations currently focus on regional validation within China; new areas accept orders only after supply and distribution conditions are secured. Communication protocols and contingency arrangements for supply disruptions are documented in the supply plan — we only state capabilities we actually have.

Responsibilities

  • Title transfer, risk transfer points and transport insurance are defined in the contract.
  • Quality disputes are settled by retesting at an agreed inspection institution, with retained samples available.
  • Payment milestones, credit terms and overdue handling follow the contract; extended terms are reflected in pricing.
  • We do not promise prices insulated from market movements; fixed-price contracts carry separately agreed exposure and adjustment mechanisms.

FAQ

Can you supply green methanol?

Green attributes depend on feedstock, energy source, certification boundary and genuine buyer willingness to pay a premium. We source certified supply per project and document the certification scope and evidence in the contract — no blanket green marketing.

How are order sizes and credit terms set?

Case by case, depending on product type, delivery radius and settlement arrangements. Extended credit terms are priced in rather than treated as free customer acquisition.

What happens during supply tightness?

Key projects have dual-supply and alternative-source arrangements agreed in advance; when disruptions occur we communicate per plan and keep written records of the handling.

Discuss fuel supply

Tell us your use case, approximate volume and location — we will reply with serviceable scope and terms.

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