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Barrels witnessed and matched: 0
Loads reconciled: 0
Theft and diversion flagged: 0
Open alarms: 0

Value protected

Flagged barrels valued at an illustrative WTI price of $97.15/bbl · Texas crude oil production tax 4.6% · royalty 20%

Crude value flagged: $0
Royalty owners' share: $0
State of Texas: $0
Delivered with a full record: $0

Vehicle at load line

3D side profile against the purchaser's enrolled fleet

No vehicle

Tanker credential

Gate reader · secure tag

Waiting

No tanker at reader

Tankertrace · lease to terminal

Second leg: position and compartment levels on the purchaser's tanker

Idle

Tank battery

Four 400 bbl tanks · gauge in feet and inches · ticks every 5 ft, red line at 18 ft high level

Load reconciliation

Drawdown · vehicle · credential · run ticket · purchaser receipt

Load	Time	Tank	Vehicle	Measured	Ticket	Receipt	Verdict

Load reconciliation

Every drawdown measured at the tank is matched to the vehicle that took it, its credential, the hauler's run ticket and the purchaser's receipt. Anything that doesn't match is an exception. Select a load to see its electronic run ticket and evidence packet.

Load	Time	Tank	Vehicle	Credential	Profile	Measured bbl	Ticket bbl	Receipt bbl	Δ ticket	Value at risk	Verdict

Tank levels

A sealed level sensor on each tank, read continuously. Levels are gauged in feet and inches and converted to barrels with each tank's calibration table (20 bbl per foot, 1.67 bbl per inch).

Tank battery

Four 400 bbl tanks, live · gauge in feet and inches · ticks every 5 ft, red line at 18 ft high level

Level, last 24 hours

Continuous level readings, sampled every 5 minutes

Level readings

Live from each tank sensor

Tank	Product	Ullage	Gauge	Volume bbl	Signal	Status	Last read

Evidence ledger

Every reading, alarm and reconciliation is written to an append-only ledger. Each entry is sealed together with the previous entry's seal, so any later edit breaks the chain.

#	Time	Type	Entry	Previous hash	Hash

Losses avoided

Estimate what Crudelock and Tankertrace would keep in the tank for an operator's own sites, and what that protects for royalty owners and the State. Adjust any assumption. Barrels are valued at the crude price; the Texas crude oil production tax is 4.6% of value.

Your sites

Every figure can be changed

Losses avoided per year

Crude value kept in the tank and delivered with a full record

For scale: Commissioner Wright has put Texas losses as high as $1 billion a year. At 4.6%, that is up to $46 million a year in crude oil production tax alone, before royalties.

Illustrative estimate, not a quote or a guarantee. The share of losses prevented is your assumption.

Permian overview

What the Commission could see if participating operators and purchasers share drawdown records in a common, industry-developed format. Records are anonymized: no operator, lease, hauler or purchaser is identified. Case detail goes only to DPS and prosecutors, through evidence packets.

Illustrative, simulated data for a voluntary 30-day period. Barrels valued at an illustrative WTI price of $97.15/bbl, Texas crude oil production tax 4.6%, royalty 20%.

Exceptions by county

Per 1,000 loads reconciled · approximate county outlines

LowerHigherNot participating

Exceptions per week

All participating leases, last 12 weeks

What was caught

Exceptions by type, 30 days

By county

30 days · ranked by barrels flagged

County	Leases	Loads	Exceptions	Per 1,000	Bbl flagged	Crude value	State tax