Explore practical Excel calculators, EIA market dashboards, export SOPs, freight models, compliance checklists, and Sustainable Aviation Fuel tools. Choose a category below to find the exact tool for pricing, inventory analysis, logistics, documentation, or SAF operations.
For junior analysts, independent traders, procurement teams, logistics professionals & SAF operators
Educational and professional-use tools. Not legal, tax, accounting, banking, or investment advice.
Practical calculators, templates, and due-diligence tools for fuel export workflows, arbitrage analysis, documentation, and counterparty verification.
Compare U.S. Gulf Coast prices with Rotterdam/ARA and West African benchmarks. Calculate freight, insurance, canal costs, landed cost, and net profit per barrel.
Present fuel availability, pricing, volume, and transaction terms in a clean, professional Soft Corporate Offer format.
Use a structured non-circumvention and non-disclosure framework when introducing buyers, sellers, sources, and trade facilitators.
Follow a repeatable export workflow covering documentation, Incoterms, inspection, vessel nomination, payment checkpoints, and delivery.
Map storage, loading, inspection, freight, demurrage, and delivery responsibilities across the physical fuel supply chain.
Screen incoming purchase orders for missing fields, inconsistencies, authorization issues, and procedural red flags before moving forward.
More Fuel Trading Tools — including refinery mandate verification, buyer and seller red-flag scoring, LOI formatting, FCO review, IMFPA mapping, and contract-risk tools — will be added to this category.
Browse compact tool categories for fuel trading, logistics, EIA market analysis, SAF operations, compliance, and bundles. Click a category to open its tools.
Compare USGC prices with Rotterdam/ARA and West African benchmarks. Calculate freight, insurance, canal costs, landed cost, and net profit per barrel.
Present fuel availability, pricing, volume, and transaction terms in a clean, professional Soft Corporate Offer format.
Use a structured non-circumvention and non-disclosure framework when introducing buyers, sellers, sources, and trade facilitators.
Follow a repeatable export workflow covering documentation, Incoterms, inspection, vessel nomination, payment checkpoints, and delivery.
Map storage, loading, inspection, freight, demurrage, and delivery responsibilities across the physical fuel supply chain.
Screen purchase orders for missing fields, inconsistencies, authorization issues, and procedural red flags before moving forward.
Estimate clean-tanker freight using Worldscale rates, bunker consumption, canal tolls, port charges, and cargo size.
Verify seller authority, refinery allocation claims, company registration details, and documentation consistency before sharing sensitive information.
Score counterparties on documentation, communication, payment readiness, logistics capability, and procedural compliance.
Estimate laytime, pumping rates, berth availability, weather delays, and demurrage exposure before they become expensive port penalties.
Verify tank-storage documentation, Dip Test Authorization, terminal access, inspector authorization, and physical-cargo claims.
Monitor Gulf Coast-to-East Coast pipeline capacity, flows, maintenance risk, and congestion. Identify when alternative sourcing may be needed.
Compare lab results against sulfur, flash point, density, viscosity, cetane, water, sediment, and other fuel-quality parameters.
Test how Worldscale, bunker prices, canal tolls, FX rates, insurance, and port charges affect landed cost and export profitability.
Track weekly EIA distillate inventories by PADD, compare draws and builds with the five-year average, and identify supply-tightness signals.
Convert diesel price movements into carrier fuel surcharges, shipment costs, and monthly freight-budget impacts.
Track refinery inputs, utilization, maintenance, and regional supply risk to identify potential supply tightness and allocation pressure.
Measure inventory against consumption to calculate days of supply, market liquidity, and weekly inventory-change signals.
Measure refinery conversion into gasoline, distillate, jet fuel, and residual products to understand product-mix and inventory trends.
Detect seasonal diesel, gasoline, jet-fuel, and propane demand and inventory patterns using historical EIA data.
Match feedstocks such as used cooking oil, tallow, residues, ethanol, and power-to-liquid inputs to possible SAF conversion pathways.
Calculate SAF premium, Jet A base cost, blend ratio, logistics, certification, and delivered airport fuel cost.
Estimate lifecycle emissions savings versus fossil Jet A using feedstock, pathway, certification, and blend inputs.
Plan terminal blending, storage, truck or pipeline delivery, airport receipt, and quality-control checkpoints.
Track SAF environmental attributes, certificates, retirement status, customer claims, and physical-delivery status.
Organize jurisdictional incentives, eligibility rules, documentation needs, deadlines, and credit-claim checkpoints.
Check pathway approval, blend limits, batch records, certification documents, and final jet-fuel specifications.
Prepare for ISCC CORSIA, RSB, and EU RED documentation, traceability, mass balance, and lifecycle-emissions requirements.
Track certificates, proof-of-sustainability records, batch IDs, emissions data, audit evidence, and customer-claim status.
Review volume, pricing index, delivery point, blend ratio, certification, penalties, and termination terms in SAF offtake agreements.
Combine arbitrage, documentation, counterparty screening, freight, and contract-risk tools into one complete trading workflow.
Combine EIA inventory analysis, refinery utilization, days-of-supply, yield analysis, and seasonal demand tools.
Combine SAF blend economics, certification readiness, carbon intensity, documentation tracking, and offtake-review tools.
Each bundle groups the tools a real desk uses side by side — from pricing a cargo and screening counterparties, to reading EIA inventory signals, to managing SAF blending and certification.
Price cargoes, structure documents, screen counterparties, and estimate freight in one connected workflow.
Read U.S. inventory, refinery, and demand signals before they show up in the price you're quoted.
Model blend economics, prepare for certification, track documentation, and review offtake terms.
Educational and professional-use tools. Not legal, tax, accounting, banking, or investment advice.
Initial feedback from U.S.-based beta users testing Hyvnd Academy fuel, EIA, logistics, and SAF tools in real research, procurement, and operational workflows.
The calculator makes it much easier to compare export destinations and see how freight, insurance, and port costs affect the final netback before committing to a cargo assumption.
Jordan R.
Energy Market Analyst
Houston, Texas — USA
The verification checklist gives me a clearer process for reviewing seller claims, documentation consistency, and communication red flags before sharing sensitive company information.
Michael D.
Procurement Professional
Dallas, Texas — USA
I like how the dashboard compares current PADD inventories with the five-year average. It makes weekly distillate draws and builds much easier to interpret.
Sarah K.
Supply Chain Coordinator
Chicago, Illinois — USA
Good tools save hours on every enquiry and stop costly mistakes. Match the job you are doing to the right type of tool:
| Your task | Tool to use | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Price an export cargo | Arbitrage and pricing calculator | Adds freight, insurance, finance and port costs to the benchmark so you see the real margin |
| Check a seller or buyer | Due-diligence checklist | A step-by-step routine to verify companies, mandates and documents |
| Review an EN590 or Jet A1 offer | Product spec checklist | Compares the offer to EN 590 or Jet A1 limits |
| Plan logistics | Freight and demurrage calculators | Estimates voyage cost and the cost of delays |
| Work on SAF projects | SAF tools | Blending, emissions and incentive estimates for sustainable aviation fuel |
| Prepare documents | Document templates | Correct order and fields for SCO, ICPO, FCO and SPA, see the documents guide |
Tools are for education and planning. Always confirm prices, costs and rules with current official sources before you trade.
This library brings together oil trading tools for every stage of a deal: a fuel trade checklist for counterparty and product checks, a fuel pricing calculator for cargo economics, and a SAF calculator for sustainable aviation fuel projects.
What the tools do, what they don't do, how you receive them, and how to choose between individual tools and bundles.
They are built for people who work with physical fuel cargoes: independent EN590, Jet A1, and gasoil traders, junior analysts on trading desks, procurement teams buying diesel or jet fuel, logistics and chartering professionals, and companies entering Sustainable Aviation Fuel. Each tool turns one recurring desk task — pricing a cargo, screening a document, estimating freight, reading EIA inventory data — into a repeatable process.
No, but you need to know what you're trying to calculate or check. The checklists and verification guides are written step by step and work well for newer brokers. The Excel models — arbitrage, freight, Worldscale, demurrage, and EIA dashboards — are easier to use if you already understand terms like landed cost, laytime, and PADD regions. If you're starting from zero, pair the tools with our fuel trading courses on hyvndacademy.com.
No. We don't sell leads, supplier lists, or buyer introductions. The tools help you evaluate the deals and counterparties you already have — whether an offer's numbers make sense, whether an SCO or ICPO is complete and consistent, and whether a seller's storage and allocation claims hold up. That's often what separates a serious broker from someone forwarding chain offers on WhatsApp.
No. They are educational and professional-use tools. Templates like the NCNDA Blueprint and SCO Template are starting points — have a qualified lawyer review any agreement before you sign it in your jurisdiction. Calculators show results based on the inputs you enter, and the SAF incentive and compliance tools organize information you should still confirm with the relevant authority, certification body, or adviser.
Each tool is labeled with its format: Excel calculators, dashboards, and models (.xlsx); PDF checklists and SOPs; and Word templates (.docx) you can edit. We recommend desktop Microsoft Excel for the calculators. Google Sheets and Apple Numbers can open them, but some formulas, formatting, or charts may not behave exactly the same.
All tools are digital downloads. After checkout you'll receive [a download link by email / access in your Hyvnd Academy account]. If the email doesn't arrive within [X minutes], check your spam folder or contact us at [support email].
Buy a single tool if you have one specific problem — for example, you only need to screen ICPOs or estimate demurrage. Choose a bundle if the problem is your whole workflow: the Fuel Trading Operations Bundle covers pricing, documents, screening, and freight; the EIA Market Intelligence Bundle covers inventory and refinery analysis; and the SAF Compliance & Trading Toolkit covers blend economics, certification, and offtake review. Bundles cost less than buying the same tools one by one.
[Each purchase is licensed for use by one person / one company.] Reselling or redistributing the files is not permitted. If your trading desk or procurement team needs access for several users, contact us at [support email] for team licensing.
[State your actual policy here — e.g. whether refunds are offered on digital downloads, within how many days, and under what conditions such as a corrupted or incorrect file.] Questions about an order can be sent to [support email].
No. The calculators don't pull live feeds. You enter your own inputs — your price references (such as NYMEX ULSD, ICE Gasoil, or the assessments you subscribe to), freight quotes, Worldscale flat rates, bunker prices, insurance, and port costs — and the model does the math. The EIA tools are designed around the free weekly data the U.S. Energy Information Administration publishes, which you update as each new report comes out.
They give you a structured way to catch the red flags most brokers miss — missing fields, inconsistent company details, unrealistic discounts, procedures that ask you to pay first, and storage or DTA claims that don't add up. No document checklist can prove a deal is genuine on its own. Final confirmation always means verifying directly with the bank, refinery, terminal, or inspection company through contact details you source independently, never from the counterparty's paperwork.
[Describe your actual update policy — e.g. whether buyers receive free updated versions, for how long, and how they are notified.] Market inputs such as prices, freight rates, and EIA figures are entered by you, so the calculators stay usable as the market moves.
Start with the SAF Feedstock-to-Pathway Selector to understand which feedstocks map to which production routes, then the SAF Blend Economics Calculator to see how the SAF premium, blend ratio, and logistics change the delivered price versus fossil Jet A. Once you're looking at real supply or offtake, move to the ASTM D7566 / D1655 Compliance Checklist and the Sustainability Certification Readiness Checklist.
SAF tax credits, mandates, and certification requirements change often and differ by country. The Incentive & Tax Credit Map and the CORSIA, ISCC, RSB, and EU RED checklists organize what to check, what documents to prepare, and which deadlines to track. Before claiming a credit or making a sustainability claim, always confirm current eligibility and rules with the relevant government agency, your certification body, and a tax adviser.
Calculate landed cost before you quote, screen ICPOs and SCOs before you share sensitive information, and verify storage, specs, and freight before a deal costs you money. Pick the bundle that matches your workflow.
Arbitrage, documentation, counterparty screening, freight, and contract-risk tools in one workflow.
Inventory analysis, refinery utilization, days-of-supply, yield ratios, and seasonal demand signals.
Blend economics, certification readiness, carbon intensity, documentation tracking, and offtake review.
Not sure where to start? Explore our fuel trading courses at hyvndacademy.com
Educational and professional-use tools. Not legal, tax, accounting, banking, or investment advice.