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Oil research connects upstream supply, refinery processing and end-use demand. Use this guide to trace the implications of production, inventory and trade developments, then check the underlying statistics and company disclosures.
Oil trading and procurement teams, refinery planners, industry analysts and energy security researchers.
Do production, export and inventory changes indicate the same supply-demand shift?
How do maintenance, capacity and product yields affect refined-product supply?
Which supply routes and regions are affected by sanctions, shipping and trade-policy changes?
Define the boundaries between crude, condensate and refined products; compare consistent periods and units.
Cross-check statistical releases, producer or refinery announcements and policy texts; record observed changes separately from forecasts.
Continue with thematic research →These institutional sources help verify project stages, data definitions and publication dates. Use the research framework above to check their scope.
Joint Organisations Data Initiative — JODI-Oil — For cross-country comparisons, align product and flow definitions, then record reporting periods and missing values.
U.S. Energy Information Administration — Petroleum Supply Monthly — Check US crude and product supply, trade, refinery runs and stocks; monthly preliminary figures can be revised.
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