Industry: Renewable power

The energy transition aims for a carbon-free system via full electrification, driven by advocacy groups. The U.S. energy mix has shifted from nuclear/hydro to coal/natural gas, with renewables poised to lead due to coal plant closures, cheaper renewables, and better storage.

Interest in hydrogen as a fuel and source of energy is surging again.

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, […]

At the 2019 ADI Forum, ADI’s annual oil and gas conference, James Steffes, EVP of Corporate Affairs at Direct Energy, addresses whether renewables are losing ground to gas. In this insightful discussion, Steffes explores the evolving role of natural gas as a bridge fuel, especially as its growing competition with renewables intensifies. He highlights how […]

At the 2019 ADI Forum, Cory Steffek, MD at Ara Partners, and Alyssa Karotkin, Manager at Equinor, discussed the potential of emerging startup technologies in the new energy space during the new energy panel, moderated by Uday Turaga, CEO, ADI Analytics. In this insightful conversation, the panel highlighted innovative solutions like vertical farming—an organic, pesticide-free […]

The event covered natural gas/NGL market dynamics and innovations: demand, supply, pricing, strategy, investment, regulation, small-scale LNG, gas-to-liquids, and Industrial IoT.

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

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

Oil companies are investing in energy storage to capitalize on market opportunities, mitigate competitive threats, and leverage technological insights for operational synergy.

Dominant silicon photovoltaics face material intensity and purity costs; alternatives like dye-sensitized, organic, perovskite, and quantum dot cells are explored.

AMERICAS  Ineos-Sasol break ground on HDPE plant  Ineos and Sasol have broken ground on a new HDPE production plant at Ineos’ La Porte manufacturing plant. The USD 500 million projects would have a production capacity of 470 KTA and are expected to begin operations in 2016. Comments: This project is among at least 8PE projects […]

Despite challenges facing renewable energy, recent research indicates its potential as a significant low-carbon power source for meeting the growing demands of emerging economies like India.