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Warrior Energy Consulting LLC is a veteran-owned fuel brokerage and energy consulting firm based in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Founded in June 2026, the company connects qualified federal and private sector buyers with trusted channels for gasoline, diesel fuel, and aircraft fuel. Warrior Energy Consulting also funds 100% of the administrative overhead for R5 Vets, Inc., so more support can reach post-deployment veterans. Services include brokerage and coordination for automobile gasoline, premium gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel (Jet A), and aircraft fuel, with a focus on aviation operators, commercial fleets, transportation and logistics companies, and government contractors.
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1501 S Greely Hwy Ste C-2103, 82007, Cheyenne, United States
- (307) 556-7776
- quote@warriorenergyconsulting.com
- warriorenergyconsulting.com
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