Industry: Upstream and E&P

At the 2019 ADI Forum, Jorge Milanese, ADI Advisor, asked Jim Sledzik, MD at Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, and Natalya Brooks, Sr. Strategy Advisor at Equinor, for their views on the upstream outlook for the year, leading to a discussion on Aramco’s drive toward digitization and innovation. This video highlights Aramco’s focus on digitization, evidenced […]

At the 2019 ADI Forum, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, examined the evolving relationship between global economic trends and oil demand. While expectations of slower GDP growth have raised concerns, oil demand has remained surprisingly resilient, helping to offset the lingering effects of the 2014 price collapse. Despite a slight economic slowdown in emerging […]

At the 2019 ADI Forum, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, highlighted a major shift in the energy market. The rise of associated gas—especially from shale plays like the Permian and Bakken—is reshaping natural gas production and breaking its traditional link to gas prices. Unlike conventional gas production, associated gas is a byproduct of oil […]

The drilled-but-uncompleted wells inventory is soaring in the Permian basin.

It’s not quite the Golden Age of Refining but downstream capital spending and profitability is up.

Flaring is the controlled combustion of unusable or unsellable natural gas, while venting releases raw methane directly into the atmosphere. Although flaring is less environmentally detrimental than venting, both practices represent a squandering of valuable energy resources, and companies prefer to capture natural gas due to its economic worth.

U.S. sanctions on Iran, set for November 4, 2018, are anticipated to exacerbate a global oil supply deficit amid rising demand, potentially driving oil prices to $100 per barrel.

The ADI ForumTuesday, February 13, 2018Houston, TX ADI Analytics’ second annual conference, the ADI Forum was held on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 in Houston, Texas at the Norris Conference Center in CityCentre. The ADI Forum brought together oil and gas majors, E&P and refining independents, chemical players, diversified industrials, licensors, and investors to discuss markets, […]

Growing U.S. crude oil production, heavily reliant on Permian output projected to be nearly 50% in two years, faces a major hurdle from insufficient Permian takeaway capacity, causing a substantial price discount.

Produced and flowback water treatment along with sourcing water for fracturing is the new midstream growth opportunity.

Increased coal and natural gas demand faces challenges due to the economic competitiveness of natural gas in power generation. Substantial declines in natural gas operating costs, driven by lower fuel prices resulting from hydraulic fracturing, contrast with rising coal operational expenses, making coal expansion economically unfavorable.

Uday Turaga, leveraging ADI Analytics’ research and consulting experience, discussed oil prices and their impact on U.S. shale oil production.