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ADI has launched monthly subscription service covering the North American downstream market. Our research service provides a monthly report comprising two parts. We provide research, market intelligence, analytics, and insights to help subscribers build a strategic, forward-looking view of downstream markets. This includes operations, assets, and the supply chain. The first part reviews historical data […]

ADI has launched monthly subscription service covering the North American downstream market. Our research service provides a monthly report comprising two parts. We provide research, market intelligence, analytics, and insights to help subscribers build a strategic, forward-looking view of downstream markets. This includes operations, assets, and the supply chain. The first part reviews historical data […]

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.

Fuel economy standards for automobiles will have a bigger impact on oil demand than electric vehicles.

Exports are the key growth driver for the U.S. ethanol industry. How will tariffs impact ethanol exports?

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, […]

Ethane is a unique market — it’s the only commodity that can either be sold as a fuel with natural gas or be sent to petrochemical plants as a feedstock. It is this chameleon-like attribute that contributes to ethane’s volatility both in terms of production volume and pricing. Limited demand and rising supply depressed ethane […]

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.

U.S. government is facilitating small-scale natural gas exports, driven by economic and environmental factors, leading to project growth despite a multi-stage regulatory approval process.