Industry: Midstream & NGLs

For roughly two years, NGL fractionation capacity utilization rates have been over 90%. Roughly 820,000 barrels per day (bpd) of new fractionation capacity is coming online in the next two years. Will this amount be enough to relieve the constraints in the Mont Belvieu-Texas Gulf Coast? What other options are available? This blog will cover […]

The Haynesville Basin is set to see three new pipeline projects in 2023. Two of them will be to enhance the capacity of preexisting pipelines, while the other one will be an entirely new pipeline. If everything goes as anticipated, these three projects will cumulatively increase the play’s gas takeaway capacity by 2.35 billion cubic […]

The transportation sector has the highest reliance on fossil fuels and accounted for 37% of CO2 emissions from end-use sectors in 2021. Various industries of the transportation sector have started researching hydrogen as an alternative fuel source, and in this blog, ADI will look at the technological progress that has been made and some of […]

At the 2023 ADI Forum, Diaco Aviki, EVP & COO, Crestwood Midstream Partners, shared his perspective on the evolving midstream landscape. He discussed Crestwood’s strategy for staying ahead. The company viewed the midstream sector as crucial for both domestic and global energy needs. Crestwood anticipated that the U.S. will need to increase its energy supply. […]

At the 2023 ADI Forum, Joseph Gentry, VP, Licensing, GTC Vorro, joined moderator Uday Turaga, CEO, ADI Analytics, on the midstream panel. He shared two main facets of the company’s operations: their sulfur service and technology licensing. In their sulfur service, they prioritized cost-effective service delivery by leasing equipment, supplying necessary chemicals and catalysts. They […]

At the 2023 ADI Forum, Uday Turaga, CEO, ADI Analytics, provided an outlook on the state of oil markets. He detailed U.S. production growth in 2022, which had not yet reached pre-COVID levels. However, he expressed optimism, as U.S. oil production was growing, driven by the Permian Basin and other shale plays. It was expected […]

At the 2023 ADI Forum, Amy C. Davis, VP, Energy Transfer, Lake Charles LNG, explored the evolving landscape of midstream infrastructure. A few years ago, there was a sense of market sufficiency in natural gas and limited support for new LNG export projects reaching the Final Investment Decision (FID). Now, there was strong interest in […]

At the 2023 ADI Forum, Diaco Aviki, EVP & COO, Crestwood Midstream Partners, explored how midstream companies were setting themselves apart in an evolving energy landscape. Crestwood’s first priority was to combine with other similar businesses. This merger created a larger operation. Being integrated meant controlling more steps in the process of getting oil and […]

The ADI Forum, launched in 2017, quickly became ADI Analytics’ flagship oil and gas conference, exceeding expectations in industry engagement and thought leadership. The event brought together leaders across the entire oil and gas value chain, including upstream, oilfield services, midstream, LNG, refining, and petrochemicals. Its primary goal was to provide attendees with a strategic […]

After a tumultuous recovery in 2021, the global chemical industry was expecting a strong rebound in 2022. Feedstock supply constraints, high energy prices, and slowing economic conditions, however, dampened the industry’s performance in 2022.  A number of these challenges will persist and likely intensify in 2023 and continue to challenge the industry.  Key trends with […]

The oil & gas midstream industry faced multiple challenges in 2022: an increase in demand for American LNG from Europe, growing emissions and ESG pressures, volatile margins and markets, and rising gas and oil production. In 2023, we expect similar challenges and dynamics that will test midstream markets again.  Some of these challenges and dynamics […]

The global LNG market was influenced by some unprecedented factors in 2022. Europe significantly grew their LNG imports driving LNG prices to astounding highs. U.S. emerged as the top exporter in spite of an emergency shutdown at Freeport LNG. High shipping rates also plagued LNG markets along with limited supply and growing sustainability pressures. All […]