Industry: Oil & Gas

IMO regulations mandate sulfur content limits for vessel fuels, with stricter standards within Emission Control Areas (ECAs).

Major aviation stakeholders are actively pursuing biofuels, projected to mitigate the industry’s greenhouse gas emissions.

Chemical industry summary  The conclusion of OPEC’s annual meeting in Vienna on November 30th has touched off a rally in the global crude oil market that has multiple implications for chemicals and regional competitiveness. WTI crude pricing has moved up about US$4/Bbl. on the speculation that an announced OPEC production cut of 1.2 million barrels […]

LNG presents a favorable fuel alternative for cruise ships.

Chemical industry summary The US political election in November resulted in an outcome that was not predicted by most polls, with Republican Party presidential candidate Donald Trump winning a majority of the electoral college vote and becoming president elect. This election has widespread ramifications for the US chemical and energy industries, as important branches of […]

The world is buzzing about biofuels – from conventional options to groundbreaking advanced technologies. Why the growing interest? Nations everywhere are increasing their biofuel mandates to achieve crucial goals: boosting agriculture, strengthening energy security, and most critically, dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Our comprehensive report is your essential resource for navigating this dynamic landscape. We […]

Declining infrastructure spending and bitumen oversupply are causing rapid price drops in a struggling global market, requiring stakeholders to adapt strategically.

Operators are pursuing cost-effective, reliable, and efficient electricity generation through the implementation of novel strategies and technologies.

Key issues impacting the artificial lift markets and its outlook based on recent client work.

Uday Turaga of ADI Analytics was recently quoted in Downstream Business where he shared thoughts from research the firm has recently completed on the outlook for octane values in North American fuel and refining markets. The value of an octane barrel has risen significantly in recent years going from $2.10 in 2010 to $3.99 in 2015. […]

We recently shared ideas in COMPRESSORtech2 on how turbomachinery and other OEMs serving the oil and gas, energy, and chemical industries can survive and compete in the downturn.

Access our team’s summary of the proposed energy policies of the two U.S. Presidential Election candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.