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.

The North American oil and gas sector experienced a decade of transformative shifts, notably the surge in unconventional production. This resulted in substantial increases in oil, natural gas, and NGL supply, concurrently driving significant investment across the value chain due to the increased supply chain reliance inherent in unconventional production.

EU policies and initiatives, such as TEN-T and the LNG Masterplan, are driving the development of LNG bunkering infrastructure in Europe, offering potential lessons for the United States to promote domestic LNG demand and infrastructure.

LNG is now being exported from both U.S. Gulf and East costs. How will exports from the west coast fare? We take a quick look at the cost competitiveness of U.S. LNG from all coasts.

LNG marine adoption is slow due to high costs, price uncertainty, and limited bunkering, despite emissions and fuel benefits.

With LNG bunkering infrastructure established, identifying early vessel adopters requires evaluating LNG’s fuel advantages and disadvantages, and a simplified vessel classification.

Wastewater management is becoming a critical issue in the growth of unconventional resource plays. Interest in wastewater treatment is driven by growing volumes of produced water from hydraulic fracturing that need disposal. Based on our research there are multiple factors that will impact how oil and gas producers will handle wastewater one of which is […]

The United States has emerged as a major export hub for various hydrocarbons including crude oil, refined products, natural gas (via LNG and pipelines), and NGLs due to abundant supply driven by the shale boom. For example, Exhibit 1 shows how export of NGLs has increased about ten times from 131,000 barrels per day in […]

Oil demand growth, OPEC cuts, shale’s rising costs and capex discipline should support high oil prices but private equity worries us.

The 2018 ADI Forum opened with a keynote by Thomas McAndrew, President & CEO of Enchanted Rock, and featured 8 panels with 20 speakers from companies like ConocoPhillips, Halliburton, Williams, Siemens, and Cheniere. Sessions explored upstream and midstream gas, LNG, NGLs, gas conversion, industrial equipment, and innovation across the energy value chain. Gallery ADI Forum […]

Tony Giofreddy, CEO of Zahroof Valve, shared his experience working with ADI Analytics, highlighting their support in market studies and voice‑of‑customer research. As Worth Valve expanded, ADI was instrumental in helping the company understand market trends and opportunities. Tony appreciated ADI’s collaborative approach, noting their openness, receptiveness, and thorough research. ADI’s ability to connect with […]