Measurement & Metering
Radar gauging, mass-based accounting and independently proved custody-transfer meters deliver accurate, auditable figures.
Accurate figures, auditable records
Measurement and metering is how we turn physical product into accurate, trustworthy numbers — the figures that support custody transfer, inventory, trading and reporting. Its accuracy underpins customer confidence.
Radar gauging and mass-based accounting deliver an accurate, live view of every product in storage. Independently proved custody-transfer meters ensure auditable figures on every receipt and dispatch.
Every measurement is documented and reconciled, so the figures that support a commercial transaction or a regulatory submission can be traced to a verified source.
Key capabilities
Radar Gauging
Real-time level gauging on every tank.
Mass Accounting
Mass-based stock accounting.
Proved Meters
Independently proved custody-transfer meters.
Reconciliation
Every measurement reconciled and documented.
The measurement toolkit
Our measurement combines level gauging, mass accounting and custody metering.
- Radar level gauging for real-time tank levels
- Temperature measurement for volume correction
- Mass-based stock accounting for accurate balances
- Custody-transfer metering on receipts and dispatches
- Independent meter proving for custody accuracy
- Reconciliation of every movement against balances
Figures that stand up
In energy logistics, measurement accuracy is the basis of fair, dispute-free custody transfer.
When figures are produced by independently proved meters and reconciled against mass-based accounting, both parties to a movement can accept them without dispute. That is the foundation of trust in terminal operations.
Frequently asked questions
What is radar gauging?
It is a non-contact level measurement technology that provides real-time, accurate tank levels without the wear and calibration drift of mechanical gauges, supporting reliable inventory monitoring.
Why mass-based accounting?
Mass is not affected by temperature and pressure the way volume is, so mass-based accounting gives more accurate, stable balances — especially important for custody transfer and reconciliation.
How are custody meters kept accurate?
Custody-transfer meters are independently proved on a defined schedule, confirming their accuracy against a known reference, with records kept for audit.