Pump prices, benchmarks and tenders in one feed.
Energy and commodity markets publish a great deal openly, from station pump prices to official benchmark releases and tender notices, but it is scattered and inconsistent. We collect it, normalise units and currencies, and deliver time series your analysts can use directly.
What makes this industry hard to track.
Station-level scatter
Pump prices come from thousands of stations, published on apps, map platforms and operator sites with varying freshness.
Units and currencies
Prices appear per litre, per gallon, per tonne, per barrel or per MMBtu, in local currencies. Normalisation is essential.
Regulated versus market prices
Some markets set fuel prices monthly by decree, while others float daily. The data model must handle both.
Tenders in documents
Energy tenders and awards are often published as PDFs on procurement portals, with inconsistent structure.
Eight data points our clients rely on.
Fuel pump prices
Petrol, diesel and LPG prices by station, grade and date.
Official fuel price announcements
Monthly or weekly set prices published by authorities.
Published commodity benchmarks
Openly released benchmark and index values, with release dates.
Energy tariffs
Published retail electricity and gas tariffs by supplier and plan.
Energy tenders
Tenders for power, renewables, fuel supply and infrastructure.
Contract awards
Awarded contracts, values and winning bidders where published.
Station network data
Station locations, operator type and services offered.
EV charging tariffs
Public charging prices per kWh or per session.
An illustrative extract.
| Date | Source | City | Grade | Price | Currency | Unit | Price type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-01 | Official announcement | Dubai | Special 95 | 2.58 | AED | Litre | Set monthly |
| 2026-07-01 | Fuel price app A | Melbourne | Unleaded 91 | 1.94 | AUD | Litre | Station average |
| 2026-07-01 | Station operator site B | Santiago | Gasolina 93 | 1289 | CLP | Litre | Station price |
| 2026-07-01 | Map platform C | Dallas | Regular | 3.09 | USD | Gallon | Station average |
| 2026-07-01 | Fuel price app D | Utrecht | Euro 95 (E10) | 1.97 | EUR | Litre | Station average |
Illustrative rows. Sources, markets and fields are agreed with you during scoping.
How teams put it to work.
Retail fuel price monitoring
Station-level pump prices across your network and competitors, supporting local pricing and margin management.
Benchmark and tariff tracking
A clean time series of published benchmarks and retail tariffs, aligned by release date for analysis.
Tender pipeline
A feed of energy and infrastructure tenders and awards across your markets, with key terms extracted from documents.
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Do you provide licensed benchmark data?
No. We collect values that are publicly released, such as official announcements and openly published indices, and respect each source's terms. Licensed price reporting data should come from its provider.
How often are pump prices captured?
It depends on the market. Daily capture is common where prices float, while monthly capture is enough where prices are set by authorities.
Can you extract terms from tender documents?
Yes. We extract fields such as scope, capacity, deadlines, eligibility and award values from tender notices and PDFs, and link each record to its source document.
How are units normalised?
Each record keeps its original unit and currency, plus normalised fields in the units you choose. Conversion rates and their dates are recorded so the maths is transparent.