Anyone can gather energy data. Only we can tell you the "so what?" of it all.
In 2014, Jim Simpson knew a lot about energy commodities. He saw an opportunity to take his knowledge in commodity markets and educate financial markets in a way that gave meaning to the available data in a way that was uniquely helpful.
Today, East Daley is more than just an energy market analytics provider. We compile a list of every asset a company owns, and show how that company actually makes (or loses) money.
After years of successful partnerships with multiple companies, our data accuracy and analysis are unmatched. Customers rave about the ability to talk to a real person to help them find the meaning in the data. Business leaders trust us to give them the "so what?" of it all when it comes to transparency in energy markets.
At East Daley Analytics, our methodology revolves around integrating disparate data points to deliver accurate insights into energy production and infrastructure across the U.S. We integrate weekly rig data, monthly production figures, and quarterly financials to provide a comprehensive view of energy production and infrastructure in the U.S.—from wellhead to demand centers.
Since 2015, we’ve been assigning wells and rigs to gas gathering and processing systems on a weekly basis. This extensive historical data provides a foundational data point for our production forecasts, ensuring precision in tracking production trends.
We analyze rig counts, well allocations, and forecasted production by basin, starting at a regional level (e.g., Permian Basin) and drilling down to individual systems. By tying rig activity to commodity output (Crude, Natural Gas, NGLs), we create detailed production curves aligned with market forward curves.
For each G&P system, we integrate plant inlet and flow data, capacity announcements, and historical trends. This allows us to forecast individual system performance accurately. Our ability to tag state and county-level data to these systems sets us apart, providing a granular understanding of system-level dynamics.
We map the flow corridors of pipelines, connect them to price dynamics, and analyze constraints to forecast future production and system volumes. Our models account for capacity limits, contract roll-offs, and transportation bottlenecks.
We model companies down to an asset level, incorporating quarterly financial data to refine our volume forecasts. By comparing financial reports with operational data, we continuously calibrate our models to ensure our volume metrics are both accurate and forward-looking.
With a patented methodology to forecast the throughput and capacity of over 1,200 midstream assets of 26 major midstream companies for the most accurate, real-time data.
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