FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our role, process and requirements.
What does ESA Markets do?
ESA Markets facilitates commercial introductions between prospective buyers and suppliers in selected energy and petroleum markets.
Does ESA Markets own or supply petroleum products?
ESA Markets operates as an intermediary. It does not claim ownership of or direct supply of products unless expressly confirmed for a particular transaction.
Does ESA Markets guarantee transactions?
No. Transactions depend on counterparty suitability, product availability, due diligence, negotiations and mutually agreed contracts.
How does ESA Markets earn commission?
Brokerage compensation depends on the applicable agreement between ESA Markets and the relevant contracting parties. Any commission arrangement should be documented clearly before the transaction progresses.
Can international companies submit inquiries?
Yes. Companies may submit inquiries from relevant international markets, subject to applicable laws, sanctions, compliance requirements and the company's operational scope.
What documentation may be required?
Depending on the transaction, parties may need company registration documents, proof of authority, product specifications, compliance information and other supporting documentation.
Another question? Email info@esamarkets.com or use the contact form.