Full-Time
Junior Power Scheduler
Gunvor
501-1,000 employees
Independent commodities trading and logistics provider
No salary listed
Houston, TX, USA
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- Interest in learning how independent system operator and regional transmission organization markets operate, including scheduling, nominations, and regulatory rules.
- Willingness to learn about transmission scheduling, balancing markets, and congestion.
- Comfort working with operational systems.
- Strong attention to detail and a steady approach under time pressure.
- Good communication skills and willingness to work closely with trading, scheduling, and support teams.
- Curiosity, reliability, and readiness to take responsibility for routine tasks while building knowledge.
- Basic Excel skills.
- Willingness to work occasional out-of-hours shifts once trained.
- Openness to learning new systems and adapting to the needs of a 24/7 market.
- Support the daily scheduling and nomination process for U.S. power markets, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
- Assist in communicating with internal teams to help optimize commercial outcomes.
- Help coordinate with independent system operators, regional transmission organizations, transmission schedulers, and other external stakeholders.
- Contribute to basic real-time and day-ahead scheduling activities, including handling updates and simple congestion checks.
- Help maintain energy trading and risk management system data accuracy and support routine system testing or updates.
- Assist with new business setup tasks, including data entry, workflow checks, and operational readiness steps.
- Take part in the team’s out-of-hours coverage rota once trained, helping provide continuous operational support.
- Basic understanding of U.S. energy or power markets.
- Previous exposure to energy, analytical, or scheduling-focused environments.
- Previous exposure to energy trading and risk management systems.
- Familiarity with data tools or Python.
Gunvor moves physical energy, metals, and bulk materials from where they are produced to where they are needed most. The company operates by sourcing these commodities and using its own network of refineries, pipelines, and storage terminals to manage the logistics of the global supply chain. Unlike many competitors that focus solely on trading, Gunvor invests heavily in industrial infrastructure and upstream assets to gain direct control over the movement and processing of goods. Its goal is to create sustainable value for customers by providing efficient and safe transport solutions for essential global resources.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$8.3B
Headquarters
Geneva, Switzerland
Founded
2000
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Oversubscribed 2026 RCF and 2025 $2.395 billion facility show lender confidence.
- Delfin and Texas LNG offtake deals deepen Gunvor’s long-duration LNG supply book.
- TotalEnergies’ Pakistan exit gives Gunvor a foothold in a large downstream market.
What critics are saying
- Gunvor faces a US$130.4 million PGN arbitration claim, with hearings set May-June 2026.
- Gunvor withdrew its LUKOIL bid after U.S. Treasury refused licensing in February 2026.
- Pakistan LNG disputes exposed contract friction; one LCIA award and litigation still shadow operations.
What makes Gunvor unique
- Gunvor closed a US$1.366 billion sustainability-linked RCF on 12 June 2026.
- Gunvor signed a 20-year, 0.3 mtpa LNG SPA with Delfin Midstream on 6 May 2026.
- Gunvor’s Nyera vehicle targets up to 3GW of Italian solar with Quercus.
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Financials and Investment: Singapore Oil & Gas news in Asia, Gunvor Secures US$1.366 Billion Syndicated Revolving Credit Facility With Oversubscription
Reykjavík, April 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amaroq Ltd.(“Amaroq” or the “Company”) Amaroq Doubles Revolving Credit Facility to US$70 Million ...
Amaroq has doubled its revolving credit facility to $70 million from $35 million, whilst reducing funding costs and extending maturity to 1 May 2028. The amended facility was arranged with Landsbankinn and Gunvor Group, with Gunvor securing gold offtake rights for the Nalunaq mine. The facility carries a 7.50% margin over SOFR, stepping down based on last twelve months EBITDA milestones: 6.25% above CAD 25 million, 5.00% above CAD 50 million, and 4.50% above CAD 70 million. An origination fee of $385,000 (0.55% of commitments) applies. The facility is secured by property mortgages, share pledges, bank account pledges and a licence transfer agreement. CFO Ellert Arnarson said the enhanced capacity strengthens working capital for exploration and Phase 2 construction at Nalunaq.
Gunvor Group Ltd announced a management-led buyout, with the management team acquiring full ownership from majority owner Torbjorn Tornqvist. Gary Pedersen, head of Americas since 2024, is appointed as the new CEO. The transaction aims to introduce new governance and structural changes for long-term growth in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Pedersen will operate between Houston and Geneva during the transition. Additional board and executive changes are anticipated.
Gunvor Group has invested in Artemis Technologies to support nonhydrocarbon maritime solutions. This follows a £33 million ($45 million) UK Government grant to the Artemis-led Belfast Maritime Consortium for zero-emission ferries, bringing total project investment to £60 million ($75 million). The investment will aid the development of the Artemis eFoilerTM, an electric hydrofoiling system, reducing fuel costs by 90% and emissions to zero for vessels carrying up to 350 passengers.