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ExecGraph Energy (execgraphenergy.com) — Gulf Coast industrial pursuit & facility intelligence platform, founded by Jimmy Theoc — Facility-level industrial maintenance and buying-chain graph for Gulf Coast energy/chemical assets: a turnaround calendar that ties each planned outage to a named operator, a named facility, the specific process unit (FCC, CDU, delayed coker, steam cracker), unit throughput (e.g. 626K bpd Motiva Port Arthur, 1.5M t/yr ethylene at Sasol Lake Charles), start/end month and duration in days, plus a source-reliability status of confirmed / probable / possible. Derived f…

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Facility-level industrial maintenance and buying-chain graph for Gulf Coast energy/chemical assets: a turnaround calendar that ties each planned outage to a named operator, a named facility, the specific process unit (FCC, CDU, delayed coker, steam cracker), unit throughput (e.g. 626K bpd Motiva Port Arthur, 1.5M t/yr ethylene at Sasol Lake Charles), start/end month and duration in days, plus a source-reliability status of confirmed / probable / possible. Derived from environmental permit filings, regulatory disclosures, operator announcements and industry sources. Around it sits an index of 73,597 industrial contacts across 1,300 industrial organizations in 12 markets with 166K+ career records, resolved into per-facility buying-role decision chains (entry contact, technical authority, vendor gatekeeper, budget authority) with explicit gap flags and role-change monitoring.

Scale Stated scale figures: 73From 1 yearsCoverage Energy · Materials

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What does Execgraphenergy do?

ExecGraph Energy (execgraphenergy.com) — Gulf Coast industrial pursuit & facility intelligence platform, founded by Jimmy Theoc — Facility-level industrial maintenance and buying-chain graph for Gulf Coast energy/chemical assets: a turnaround calendar that ties each planned outage to a named operator, a named facility, the specific process unit (FCC, CDU, delayed coker, steam cracker), unit throughput (e.g. 626K bpd Motiva Port Arthur, 1.5M t/yr ethylene at Sasol Lake Charles), start/end month and duration in days, plus a source-reliability status of confirmed / probable / possible. Derived f…

What data does Execgraphenergy offer?

Execgraphenergy offers (Alternative, Supply Chain, Reference, Sentiment) — Stated scale figures: 73,597 industrial contacts, 1,300 industrial organizations, 12 markets covered and 166K+ career records indexed, plus per-market turnaround event calendars (16 scheduled/projected 2026 events across 5 Gulf Coast markets and 8 operators on the current calendar view). Adding facility/unit records and per-event scope notes, the graph is order 250K+ typed entities and edges..

What is Execgraphenergy's data used for?

Industrial B2B sales targeting and pursuit timing for vendors selling MRO, valves, rotating equipment, instrumentation and turnaround services; turnaround-spend forecasting and contractor capacity planning; refined-product and petrochemical supply nowcasting (planned outage volumes at named units move product and feedstock balances before they hit public statistics); reliability/asset-integrity benchmarking by unit type; and as a labeled graph corpus for account-mapping / sales-graph ML — role-labeled buying centers with facility attribution and career-overlap edges are exactly the supervision signal for B2B intent and org-graph models.

How is Execgraphenergy's data delivered?

The data is with 1 years of history.

What does Execgraphenergy cover?

Coverage spans US, UK, Other, China/HK; Refined Fuels, Commodity Chemicals; alternative, supply_chain, reference, sentiment; equities, commodities, options.

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