Go Further than Traditional Bench Marking
The Refinery Calculator utilizes several global databases consisting of operational, configuration and pricing data with industry-proven optimization algorithms, we are able to go further than traditional refinery benchmarking and opportunity sizing to create a complete refinery evaluation model.
Using the Refinery Calculator as a refinery benchmarking tool provides an economic solution for modeling refinery costs, refinery product and refinery yields, sustainability key performance indicators, industrial gas hydrogen usage and overall energy efficiency for a wide range of asset types and refinery operating environments.
The Refinery Calculator tool helps bench markers carry out refinery performance analysis identifying particular refinery gaps to top performance and outlining a clear, achievable path to improvement and an alternative to Solomon Energy Intensity Index based in operational reality.
Mock Up and Compare Multiple Scenarios to Find the Best Options
Input several process changes such as unit expansions or shutdowns and let the Refinery Calculator determine the net energy impact and economic impact within seconds.
Compare your refineries amongst other competitive refineries. Determine your competitive advantage against your competition.
Perform capital budget analysis by using the Refinery Calculator to determine unit expansion economics.
Use the Refinery Calculator as a tool to assist in your M&A analysis.
Sort and rank your refineries against competitive refineries by margin, product yields, energy usage, carbon emissions, water usage, hydrogen usage, and other factors.
Quickly determine the optimized crude slate for your refinery and the ‘choke’ points or constraints that are limiting your refinery using the Refinery Calculator.
Determine which spot crudes can be processed and determine the incremental impact to the particular refinery.
Determine the optimal economic crude slates for each refinery.
Use the Refinery Calculator to determine how best to integrate various downstream units and understand their overall contribution to the refinery’s net margin.