Outpace the market with real-time clarity across global energy flows and pricing signals. Trusted by leaders in energy, freight and finance, Vortexa turns complex trade data into decisive action.
Vortexa tracks more than $3.4 trillion in global waterborne energy trades each year, allowing customers to delve deep into real-time cargo movements and make informed trading and shipping decisions, faster.
Legacy systems may delay signals, making it easier to miss key market moves.
Poor clarity on vessel activity leads to costly, uncertain market positioning.
When critical signals are scattered or delayed, visibility drops and revenue follows.
We rely on Vortexa’s real-time data every day, it's become our most trusted source for market intelligence.
Rapidan
Independent Energy Firm
Whether you're optimising trades, protecting margins or planning vessel moves, Vortexa helps you act decisively. Our platform spans the full spectrum of oil and gas products, with historical data going back to 2016.
Unlock real-time insights and see how Vortexa can transform your trading and shipping decisions.
Built for energy, freight and trading professionals, Vortexa’s platform brings critical market signals into a single, intuitive workflow so you can move faster, with confidence, even in the most volatile conditions.
700m+
million data points processed per day
660+
billion AIS messages analysed
100+
in-house experts validating data every day
93%
of movements backed by external data
Vortexa data is easily accessed in a number of ways to suit your exact needs, whether via RestfulAPI, Excel or Python SDK.
Access our data through HTTP for the most customisable way to integrate it within your workflow.
Connect cargo movements data with Microsoft Excel and update with the click of a button.
The significant increase in global oil exports in September marks a new chapter: can demand keep pace with growing supplies?
Iran’s shadow fleet has matured, sustaining 1.3–1.6 mbd exports despite UN snapback sanctions, with faster, more efficient STS operations to China.
As Russia diesel exports remain constrained, and the January EU ban on Russia-derived products adds uncertainty, alternative supplies will have to kick in.
