One value chain, three consoles — from the feedstock and the cracker, through the players who move the molecule across the water, to the derivatives it becomes.
Every route the molecule is born from — steam crackers (ethane to gas-oil), FCC / RFCC / DCC, on-purpose PDH and metathesis, the MTO / MTP / CTO methanol-coal family, plus butadiene extraction. Each carries its product slate and a broker cargo lens.
Who actually moves it. 45 producers and buyers mapped west-to-east across four regions — integration, berths and TC fleets, and whether each runs long, short, balanced or swing on the seaborne olefin. Searchable, with a desk glossary built in.
What the molecule turns into. The leading C2 / C3 / C4 derivatives — PE, MEG, PVC, styrene; PP, PO, ACN; SBR, BR, ABS — with stoichiometric yields, olefin-intensity and the co-feed exposure read that tells you when a derivative trip is really a benzene or chlorine signal.