Author name: Atlas Oil

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How Atlas Turned an Employee’s Idea into an Industry-Changing Technology

In many ways, entrepreneurialism is the defining feature of Atlas Oil’s culture. It’s what enabled Sam Simon to grow a one-truck fuel delivery business into one of the world’s leading energy supply companies. And it’s what continues to inspire the Atlas team today. That entrepreneurial spirit shows up across the organization—from the way employees grow

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The Employee Experience at Atlas: Inside One of the Industry’s Leading Trading Operations

Atlas has grown into one of the world’s leading energy trading businesses. The company sources commodities from global markets while managing supply and price risk, so customers have dependable access to energy at predictable costs. It’s a round-the-clock operation, with experienced traders tracking markets and timing purchases across dozens of products and regions. Trading is

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Most Fuel Failures Aren’t Due to Supply. They’re Due to Coordination.

In recent years—as winter storms and geopolitical disruptions have become more frequent—a sense of pessimism has crept into energy conversations. Power supply failures are assumed to be inevitable. When trouble hits, the thinking goes, there’s little the industry can do but ride it out and hope for the best. But a fuel supplier with true end-to-end preparedness can keep supply moving under nearly any operating condition.

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