Valorian Global Energy is a dynamic trading company headquartered in Dubai’s Meydan Free Zone, strategically positioned at the heart of global energy commerce. We specialize in the purchase, transport, and sale of refined petroleum products and petrochemicals across West African markets, ensuring efficient supply chain solutions and competitive pricing for our clients.
About Us
Valorian Global Energy is a dynamic trading company headquartered in Dubai’s Meydan Free Zone, strategically positioned at the heart of global energy commerce. We specialize in the purchase, transport, and sale of refined petroleum products and petrochemicals across West African markets, ensuring efficient supply chain solutions and competitive pricing for our clients.
Our Engagements
Optimized Trading & Logistics
We leverage market intelligence and strategic partnerships to streamline product sourcing, transportation, and distribution for maximum efficiency.
Global Presence and Market Adaptability
Our extensive global network and market presence enable us to adapt to changing industry dynamics and seize new opportunities.
Operational Excellence & Risk Management
We uphold strict safety and quality standards, mitigating risks while maintaining a reliable and compliant supply chain.
Sustainability & Compliance
Our operations align with environmental regulations and industry best practices, ensuring responsible trading and minimal ecological impact.
Key news in West African Markets
Nigeria’s Dangote opens new 650,000 barrel per day refinery
The 2,635-hectare facility is the largest single-train refining project in the world.
How Dangote Refinery will improve Nigeria’s economy and foreign exchange
The development is also expected to create a new domestic market for Nigeria's crude.
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery — a sea change in the Atlantic basin
Nigeria’s new Dangote refinery finally began operations less than six months ago and is already having a measurable impact on products flows and prices in the key Atlantic basin market.
Dangote's Nigerian Crude Grab to Shake Up Atlantic Oil Markets
Dangote oil refinery is due to take in up to 400,000 barrels a day of Nigerian crude over the coming two months as Africa’s largest plant transforms the region’s import and export markets.
Dangote Refinery in Nigeria exports first petrol to Cameroon
This development could help stabilize fuel prices across the region.