Industry: Upstream and E&P

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Midstream operators brace for a tough road ahead

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 […]

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Key takeaways from BP Week 2020

BP is pivoting away from a predominantly oil and gas business to a future ready for the energy transition with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The company’s management presented their strategy last week over three afternoons.

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Top 10 ESG Trends in Energy

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues are all the rage in oil & gas and energy markets today. ADI has compiled the top 10 ESG trends in energy based on our research and consulting work.

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Silica markets: Growing off the back of oil & gas industry

Increased oil and gas exploration and production, particularly hydraulic fracturing, have driven higher demand for silica as a proppant. U.S. industrial sand and gravel consumption grew by 33% in 2017 to 100 million tons, primarily due to this increased activity in the energy sector.

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Navigating the upstream oil & gas crisis: Challenges & opportunities

At the 2020 webinar, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, led the first session of a five-week webinar series examining the challenges and opportunities in the oil and gas industry, with this session focusing on the upstream market. Drawing on ADI Analytics’ extensive experience with over 150 clients and more than 400 projects in oil […]

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Guyana: The new kid on the offshore block

Operators will increase capex in Guyana to develop Liza and nearby fields, with ExxonMobil investing ~$22B in Stabroek and Hess ~$15B. ~$21B more is planned for Liza development over the next decade, followed by Turbot and Payara.