Fri 31 Jul 2026, 04:20 GMT | Updated: Fri 31 Jul 2026, 04:23 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Eleven Energy eyes Athens expansion with trader hire


Riyadh-headquartered firm looking to open its second office in Europe.


Eleven Energy logo.
Candidates for the Greece-based role are invited to submit an application by email to the company's HR department by 1 September. Image credit: Eleven Energy

Eleven Energy, a Saudi bunkering company headquartered in Riyadh, is seeking to hire a trader or senior trader as part of a move into the Greek market, according to an announcement posted by the firm.

The Athens-based role carries an application deadline of 1 September, with candidates invited to submit details to the company’s HR department by email.

In its announcement, Eleven Energy described the opportunity as a chance to join “a team with decades of combined industry expertise and an unrivalled network of trusted partners, at the beginning of an exciting new chapter.”

The company said it is laying the foundation for a service model it claims will deliver competitive pricing and reliable supply, supported by what it describes as “deep market insight and operational efficiency.”

Launched last summer by His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz Bin Turki Bin Talal Al Saud, with Chris Todd leading the company, Eleven Energy then opened its Rotterdam office in October 2025, appointing experienced industry professionals Gert Nell and Yolanda Nell.

And earlier this month, Eleven Energy announced a strategic collaboration with Verde Marine Energy in a move designed to combine Verde Marine Energy's physical supply operations with Eleven Energy's international trading business and commercial network.

Candidates interested in applying for the Athens position can email hr@11-energy.com.



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