Refinery complex at dusk

Texmar Energy L.L.C.

Crude oil.
Logistics. Refining.

Texmar Energy LLC is a Houston-based energy company focused on crude oil trading, petroleum logistics, downstream operations and international energy transactions.

Established

2010

Headquarters

Houston, Texas

Industry

Oil & Gas

Coverage

U.S. & Latin America

We work with producers, refiners, traders, terminal operators and capital partners to structure and execute physical energy transactions.

Crude supply and offtake, marine and terminal logistics, refinery placement, and the capital and documentation required to close. Houston office. Work concentrated in the United States and Latin America.

Company & Team Record

2010

Established

Texas domestic limited liability company formed June 22, 2010. Entity status: in existence.

25+/40+/40+/30+

Years in the business

Across the four members of Texmar's leadership team.

28

Refinery & plant startups

Texmar team experience — refinery and plant startups led by the firm's technical leadership.

~80,000

BPD specialty crude processed

Texmar team experience — specialty crude processed with a 223-person operating team.

Upstream • Midstream • Downstream • Trading • Logistics • Capital Markets

Representative executive experience

Career experience held by members of Texmar's leadership team.

Banking relationship since 2010

Texmar has banked with JPMorgan Chase since the company was formed in 2010.

01

Crude Oil Trading

Commercial coordination of crude supply and offtake, including producer engagement, refinery relationships, pricing and transaction structure.

02

Petroleum Logistics

Coordination of marine transport, terminals, storage, loading, delivery and physical movement of crude and refined products.

03

Downstream & Refining

Refinery assessment, restart planning, commissioning, operations and downstream project development.

04

Energy Finance

Capital markets, structured finance, M&A and transaction support across the energy sector.

Crude oil storage tank farm at duskMarine loading arms with a tanker berthed alongside
Port terminal with berthed tanker at dawn

Barrels move on schedules, documents and berths

Chartering, lifting windows, storage and terminal capacity, loading and discharge, inspection and documentation — coordinated with the commercial and refining side of each transaction.

Transaction Discipline

Transactions begin with documentation.

Physical crude transactions require clear authority, product specifications, title, logistics, payment terms and regulatory compliance before execution.

  1. 01Supply
  2. 02Authority
  3. 03Product
  4. 04Commercial Terms
  5. 05Logistics
  6. 06Compliance
  7. 07Execution

Compliance

Verification precedes commitment

KYC, AML and sanctions screening, counterparty due diligence, source-of-funds verification, authority and title verification, export and import requirements, and banking and payment controls apply to Texmar transactions.

Coastal storage terminal