Use the powerful proprietary historical data from Petroleum Intelligence Weekly (PIW) to gain unique insight into the changing dynamics and structure of the international oil and gas business.

The PIW Data Source features the following unique data sets:

• Market Price Indicators — includes spot and formula prices, key spreads, netbacks, and margins. In addition, it includes 15-year histories of monthly history of term contract prices.
  
  
• Global Oil Supply — gain in depth perspective on monthly trends in Opec and non-Opec oil output as well as the prices of key benchmark and spot crude oil grades.
  
  
• Price Scorecard for Key World Crudes — go behind the noise and volatility of spot and futures trading and get the best historical data on term contract prices and costs for crude oil around the world from all of the key exporting countries. Formula prices, retroactive prices, spot linked prices and government set prices are all tracked on a monthly basis for over 10 years. The data show both the delivered costs to refiners in key consuming markets as well as the f.o.b. values at port of loading. You can also track the historical changes in formula pricing terms.
  
  
• The PIW Top 50 — now extending back to 1987 — all the data behind the highly respected annual ranking of the world's largest oil companies going back for over 20 years. See how rankings have changed over time for the companies as a whole and the six operational criteria behind the rankings.
  
  
• Mergers & Acquisitions — dig deep into the transformation of the international petroleum business by quickly accessing the key details on all deals valued at over $100 million for the last 10 years. The data cover both upstream and downstream acquisitions as well as purchases of entire firms, describing key assets and their prices and average per barrel costs. This is the best way to quickly access the details of past deals or spot major, long-term trends in asset values

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It's so easy to use — and yet the benefits are enormous

The PIW Data Source is versatile and designed for ease of use. It is available online in manageable spreadsheets, and updated with weekly with the latest data as it is published, as well as historical revisions. That means that you can download or cut and paste data at your convenience, and manipulate the data for a wide range of purposes. For example, you can compile large datasets for statistical analysis in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access, create graphs and tables to illustrate your conclusions, or display your findings in Microsoft PowerPoint to lend credibility to presentations.

If you are involved in analysis of the international oil business as an executive, analyst, consultant, government official, or academic, then make sure that you have the best information available.

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