Industry: Natural gas & LNG

ExxonMobil is proposing a massive carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) project on the Gulf Coast.

LNG exports have grown rapidly due to the surplus of cheap natural gas, coal-to-gas switching, and decarbonization incentives. While the potential of LNG is promising, its outlook is uncertain as its value proposition of low emissions is increasingly being challenged.

Decarbonizing the steel industry is challenging but hydrogen can help.

In the March 2021 edition of the ADI newsletter, we explored critical developments in the global energy transition. Carbon-neutral LNG continued to grow, fueled by natural gas surpluses and decarbonization incentives, though its emissions claims face growing scrutiny. EV infrastructure emerged as a cornerstone of transport electrification, enabling rapid sectoral shifts. We also highlighted ADI’s […]

In the February 2021 edition of the ADI newsletter, we highlighted ADI’s recent collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy on small-scale LNG opportunities in Europe. We also explored how ESG trends are reshaping industrial portfolios, and reviewed insights on the growing reliance of U.S. refiners on export markets. Updates were shared from ADI’s Downstream […]

In 2020, the energy transition thrived amid a difficult energy landscape due to heightened demand, policy support, technological progress, and diversification by incumbents.

The great midstream buildout seems to be over, at least for now. In 2020, midstream operators delayed and canceled projects in efforts to slash capital spending due to the uncertainty of Covid-19. Operators also worried about E&Ps, many of whom were facing the prospects of bankruptcy, and renegotiated existing agreements to ensure their survival as […]

The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 forced the oil and gas upstream sector into a survival mode characterized by drastic CAPEX reductions, postponed deals, and widespread renegotiations due to plummeting crude oil prices and demand.

LNG has in recent years transformed into an exciting fuel market. Decarbonization efforts and policies, low costs, and regulatory pressure to lower toxic gas emissions have driven demand for LNG. Global LNG demand and capacity have grown at 5.1% and 5.8% per year, respectively, in the past decade. The U.S. has emerged as a major […]

Natural gas producers face multiple drivers for sulfur removal.

Competitive renewable power can drive power-to-gas in some regions.

The 2016 Quad Oa rule imposed emission limits on specific oil and gas equipment and processes for VOCs and methane, requiring more stringent leak detection and reporting protocols, including optical gas imaging.