Comprehensive weather insights help safeguard your operations and drive confident decisions to make everyday mining operations as safe and efficient as possible.You’ll see ShayLe Stewart’s growing presence in columns, articles, and in video commentary as the newest DTN livestock specialist.
Introducing new DTN Livestock Analyst ShayLe Stewart
Category: Refined Fuels
Introducing a Data-Driven Temperature Correction Index
Newest DTN solution, the Temperature Correction Index, uses accurate, actual data to support daily and long-term evaluation of fuel temperature’s impact on volumes and margins.
How varying temperatures wreak havoc on margins – how to take back control
DTN now offers modern technology that enables straight-forward access to the most objective, real-time temperature data available, right from the terminal.
DTN TABS User Training
Fuel your knowledge of DTN TABS©. This training is for new to advanced users of DTN TABS and includes topics such as troubleshooting, customizing, alerting and reporting.
95th IECA Annual Conference
DTN Institute Instructor Richard Weissman will be speaking at the 95th IECA Annual Conference. The conference showcases the latest insights and training in credit, contract and legal risk management from leading practitioners.
Why petroleum temperature matters in fuel sales
Knowing the actual temperature of the product they are selling/buying is key information in managing profitability for fuel suppliers and buyers.
DTN TABS® forecasting video
Demand product forecasting should require less guesswork to make it work for your operation. Leverage your existing data with DTN TABS Forecasting to drive optimal supply decisions.
Saudi Arabia: shut-in output fully restored by month’s end
Saudi Arabia will have fully restored the 5.7 million bpd in crude production shut-in by Saturday’s unprecedented attack on the Kingdom’s energy infrastructure and achieve 11 million bpd in output capacity by the end of September.
Large swathes of corn belt likely to need drying this year
A lot of propane could be needed for crop drying this year because the total area in the Corn Belt that could require it is substantial.
Yield models put to the test in 2019
Mild weather is giving the 2019 corn crop a chance to make it to the finish line, supported by satellite-data yield models.