Where is digital in the oil & gas industry today? How has it benefited from COVID-19?

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.

What is the state of digital in the chemical industry?

What are challenges facing energy transition and how is innovation addressing them?

ADI has launched a monthly subscription service focusing on the North American downstream market. This service provides a comprehensive two-part monthly report. Our primary goal is to equip subscribers with vital research, market intelligence, analytics, and actionable insights. This ultimately helps them cultivate a strategic and forward-looking perspective on downstream markets, operations, assets, and supply […]

In the September 2020 edition of the ADI newsletter, we highlighted BP’s major strategic shift toward becoming a net-zero energy company by 2050, as outlined during BP Week. We also examined the current state of digital transformation in the chemical industry and explored how cleantech innovation is tackling key challenges in the energy transition. This […]

ADI Analytics was asked to provide an outlook on natural gas markets for CompressorTech2 magazine. Our article was featured in the August-September 2020 edition and provided insights from our research on the outlook of natural gas demand, supply pricing, projects, and implications on international trade. The article also covered the impact COVID-19 has had on […]

What future do oilfield service companies have in the energy transition?

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is increasingly seen as one of several catalysts to the energy transition. As countries seek to reach their decarbonization goals, they will have to go beyond switching from coal to natural gas-fired power generation, and explore carbon-efficient options across all energy demand segments. Many countries around the world are now seeing […]

Interest in the energy transition is growing rapidly and investments are following that interest closely as well. Carbon credits and their pricing will, however, play a critical role in paving the pathways for these projects.

The U.S. renewable diesel demand is currently fulfilled by limited domestic production (~26,000 bpd) and increasing imports from Singapore. To address this supply gap, U.S. refiners plan to increase their renewable diesel production capacity by approximately 300% (228,000 bpd) over the next five years, primarily driven by California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS).

Will reshaping Latin American fuel markets threaten U.S. refined product exports?