Industry: Upstream and E&P

During the 2018 ADI Forum, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, had a fireside chat with Thomas McAndrew, CEO of Enchanted Rock Ltd. They explored the challenges and opportunities within the oil and gas industry, emphasizing the importance of innovation and collaboration. Their discussion highlighted the industry’s increasing pressure to reduce its environmental impact, and […]

In Shale 2.0, there is a rapid shift towards gas lift as the artificial lift option of choice as operators embrace initiatives tailored to plays and assets.

Flying into Midland isn’t quite the same as flying into the Bay Area so drawing a parallel between Silicon Valley and the Permian is not easy. Even so, the parallels start emerging after one spends some time visiting operators and oilfield service players as I recently did in the Permian. A wider range of operators, including those […]

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.

The U.S. shale boom spurred substantial NGL production growth, rising from 2,100 mbpd in 2010 to 3,300 mbpd in 2015. While further increases are projected through 2020, the rate of growth is expected to decelerate.

This report summarizes ADI Analytics’ 2017 outlook webinar for the oil & gas, energy, and chemicals sectors. Presented by ADI Analytics’ CEO, Uday Turaga, it considers major impending shifts such as the OPEC deal, the U.S. election, Brexit, slowing emerging economies, electric vehicles, and new regulations. The outlook covers five key segments: This overview provides […]

The oil, gas, energy, and chemical sectors face significant uncertainties in 2017, including OPEC agreements, geopolitical shifts, economic slowdowns, and evolving regulations, which ADI has analyzed in its outlook.

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.

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.

Historically tolerated cost overruns are now untenable due to depressed oil prices, necessitating cost reduction strategies for offshore operators to achieve breakeven and project profitability.