How to use this page
Change a USD/bbl price or density and read the recalculated green USD/MT value. Reset restores the convenient starting values.
Editable assumptions
Set conversion densities
USD/MT = USD/bbl × [1,000 ÷ (density kg/L × 158.984 L/bbl)]. Changes below update every affected conversion card immediately.
What the defaults mean. Kerosene and gasoil begin with the supplied glossary values. Gasoline begins at 0.739993 kg/L—the density equivalent of Platts’ fixed 8.5 bbl/MT factor. It is an equivalent for calculation, not a claimed cargo density.
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Convert USD/barrel to USD/metric ton
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Important limits
Only products needing barrel-to-ton conversion appear here. High Sulphur Gasoil remains linked to Gasoil 0.05% using × 0.983.
Gasoline method
The reset value reproduces Platts’ 8.5 bbl/MT factor. A custom density intentionally replaces that factor for your own scenario.
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