Specialty Products

Detailed cargo-by-cargo tracking of specialty products broken down by type and grade. Global coverage of Base Oils, Lubricant Additives, Asphalt, Petcoke, Biofuel, and Edible Oils

ClipperData is the only service that provides comprehensive global cargo flows for specialty products.

We offer:

Comprehensive US coverage for exports and imports and includes exact grade, shipper and quantity.

Class, volume, shipper, declared destination, actual loading point and discharge point for all base oil exports from the US. Coverage of non-US base oil flows in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East by grade

Extensive and comprehensive data set on imports and exports of renewable and biofuels, as well as edible oils in the US and across the globe.

Global information includes tracking of shipments and extensive coverage of ethanol and vegetable oils (both edible and fuel).

Easy access to an extensive data set for competitive analysis, supply and demand balances, and trend analysis.

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ClipperData Specialty Products Articles

Recent Articles from Commodity Research on Specialty Products by Analysts at ClipperData

The Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring Report 06/17/2019 | By Dan Graeber

Welcome to The GERM Report by Dan Graeber, a commentary on the intersection between geopolitical events and the price of oil. GERM stands for Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring. Our indicator is based on the expected price volatility by the end of the current trading week. Risk level: Orange RED: Severe (+/- 4%) ORANGE: High (+/- […]

LNG Daily: European Markets 06/14/2019 | By Kaleem Asghar

European gas futures prices inched down on bearish coal prices, weak demand outlook & adequate LNG & gas stock levels, while downward direction was checked by bullish carbon & crude oil prices. The week-on-week basis average LNG send-out rate was down from last week’s pace of 10.2 BCF/d to 10.0 BCF/d.

LNG Daily: Market Analysis | By Kaleem Asghar

Support from Middle East tensions outweighed pressure from a cut in the IEA demand outlook and pushed oil prices higher on Friday. Oil prices closed at $62.07/bbl for Brent and $52.77/bbl for WTI.