Refinery Calc inks data deal with Curveseries

Refinery Calculator Inc. is adding its refinery intelligence datasets to Curveseries’ trading analytics platform through a new data agreement announced June 25, 2026. The integration gives users access to refinery margins, yields, crude valuations and operational intelligence inside existing market workflows.

Why it matters: - The deal puts refinery-level intelligence closer to traders, analysts, investors and other energy market participants. - Refinery behavior often drives crude demand, product supply and market dislocations before those shifts show up in traditional indicators. - The combined offering could help users spot supply-demand imbalances and trading opportunities earlier.

What happened: - Refinery Calculator Inc. announced a new data agreement with Curveseries Pte Ltd on June 25, 2026. - Refinery Calc’s proprietary refinery intelligence datasets will be integrated into the Curveseries platform. - Curveseries will offer the data as an add-on subscription. - The integration is designed to place refinery-level operational intelligence inside existing trading and market analysis workflows.

The details: - Refinery Calc’s data will include refinery margins, product yields, secondary unit utilization, crude valuations and refinery performance indicators. - The platform models refinery economics, operating constraints and asset-level optimization decisions across more than 600 global refineries. - The combined product supports both regional market analysis and detailed asset-level intelligence. - Refinery Calc says its approach differs from datasets built around inventories, vessel movements, exports, imports or price trends. - More information can be found through Refinery Calc’s website.

Between the lines: - The partnership is aimed at narrowing the gap between refinery operations and the market assumptions many participants use to trade energy. - That gap can create surprises when refinery behavior diverges from consensus expectations. - Both companies also pointed to future joint product development, including alert systems, anomaly detection tools and predictive market signals.

What’s next: - Curveseries users are expected to gain access to forward-looking refinery intelligence through the platform. - The companies expect to build additional tools together over time. - Refinery Calc says the integration should help users identify changes in crude demand, product yields and refinery operations before those changes appear in conventional market data.

The bottom line: - The agreement turns refinery operations data into a new input for trading analytics, with the goal of improving market timing, risk management and decision-making.