X-Crude models offshore production, storage and shuttle-tanker movements. Compare lifting schedules and fleet requirements while accounting for field production, tank capacity and vessel availability.
Example vessel assignments and timings.
Lifting plan
PRODUCTION, INVENTORY AND VESSELS
Review when each field needs a lifting and which vessels can serve it. Compare projected inventory with storage limits.
WHAT IT DOES
Schedule liftings
Use production forecasts and inventory levels to determine when cargoes need to load.
Check storage capacity
Track inventory against the storage and ullage limits entered for each field.
Include operating windows
Represent vessel availability and the loading restrictions used in your planning assumptions.
Compare voyage plans
Assess the routes, voyage times and costs associated with each lifting programme.
Assess fleet requirements
Test whether different vessel combinations can serve the production plan.
HOW IT WORKS
01 · WHAT YOU PROVIDE
↓ Production forecasts
↓ field storage and inventory
↓ vessel specifications
↓ loading limits
↓ routes and costs
02 · THE PROCESS
Compare lifting and vessel schedules against production forecasts, storage limits and vessel availability.
03 · WHAT YOU RECEIVE
→ Lifting schedules
→ vessel assignments
→ projected inventory
→ fleet and scenario comparisons
QUESTIONS YOU CAN EXPLORE
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How many vessels does the delivery plan need?
Test vessel counts and specifications against the cargoes and delivery dates they would serve.
PREPARE THE DATA
We agree which records, assumptions and data connections your workflow needs.
CHECK THE MODEL
Review the setup and sample results with our team before using it for your decisions.
ARRANGE DAILY USE
Agree user access, data updates and support for the workflow you need.
PART OF OPTIMISE
Plan cargo deliveries, fleet operations and energy supply using the relevant contracts, assets and constraints.