Industry: Midstream & NGLs

In the May 2021 edition of the ADI newsletter, we began with an in-depth analysis of the ExxonMobil & Engine No. 1 battle, exploring its transformative impact on the oil & gas industry. Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, started a multi-part series that examines the implications for oil & gas operators in this new […]

In the August 2019 edition of the ADI newsletter, ADI explored two major themes shaping the future of the energy sector. As interest in the energy transition accelerates, we examine how coal-fired power producers are responding to shifting market dynamics and regulatory pressures. Additionally, we took a closer look at the growing adoption of Industrial […]

In the November 2019 edition of the ADI newsletter, this newsletter highlighted a renewed focus on hydrogen as an energy source and noted shale producers’ efforts to reduce costs through “monster well pads.”

In the August 2019 edition of the ADI newsletter, we explored the evolving landscape of the oil and gas industry, with a focus on two key areas: the gradual adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and digital technologies in the midstream sector, and the strategic capital expenditure (CAPEX) decisions being made by upstream […]

In the March 2019 edition of the ADI newsletter, we highlighted key insights from ADI’s CEO, Uday Turaga, who recently shared 10 key themes for the oil and gas industry in 2019. This piece garnered significant attention and was republished by the Society of Petroleum Engineers. We also provided a snapshot of the downstream sector, […]

Across the oil and gas industry, there is a growing trend toward sustainability and the reduction of methane emissions, driven by both regulatory requirements and a heightened sense of environmental responsibility. At the federal level, as a part of the Methane Emission Reduction Program, the U.S. EPA has imposed a fee, Waste Emission Charges (WEC), […]

The Middle East, long recognized for its vast oil reserves, is now experiencing a significant shift towards natural gas. Driven by soaring domestic demand, global energy security concerns, and the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions, several key countries in the region are embarking on ambitious gas development projects.  Rising demand and production  The region’s […]

Decarbonization efforts in the oil and gas sector continue to gain momentum but face significant challenges. In our previous blog, we discussed the challenges oil and gas companies face in reducing upstream greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and highlighted several initiatives major operators such as ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Shell have made in GHG emissions reduction. However, […]

In the December 2021 edition of the ADI newsletter, we examined key developments in energy infrastructure, resource flows, and transition-critical materials. We took a closer look at the future of pipeline infrastructure in the Permian Basin as oil prices rebound and capital spending gradually returned. In the Bakken, midstream constraints were driving persistent flaring issues, […]

The U.S. natural gas sector is witnessing another transformation and is ready for growth, despite limitations in the pipeline infrastructure, as a means to prepare for increasing demand for natural gas and address transportation constraints. Last year alone, new pipelines with a combined capacity of ~7 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) came online, and […]

Beginning with the 2016 Presidential election in the U.S., ADI has been publishing a summary of energy policy proposals by the leading candidates. Our summary has typically collected the positions of the two candidates on key energy issues, and we have tried to be objective by using their own words – made through statements reported […]

ADI has been reporting about struggling natural gas prices over the past year. U.S. natural gas prices have been on a rollercoaster again this year despite the country emerging as the top LNG exporter globally. Henry Hub benchmark prices started at $3.18 per MMBtu in the beginning of this year but fell to $1.49 per […]