ADI Analytics presented this report at MENA Shale in 2013. It highlights how the North American shale gas revolution profoundly and sustainably shifts the energy landscape. Unconventional resources exist globally. However, their development outside North America will likely be more challenging. It will also proceed at a slower pace. Innovation enabled North American shale gas […]

ADI Analytics has launched a multi-client study on bio-based chemical start-ups, many of which are evolving from biofuel technologies. The study benchmarks their technologies, economics, market potential, and competitive landscape, offering strategic insights for investors and stakeholders navigating this rapidly growing space. Specific objectives include the following: We welcome you to join this study. As […]

Value chain entities are investing in innovation to enhance extraction efficiency, develop substitute materials, and advance recycling initiatives.

Despite challenges facing renewable energy, recent research indicates its potential as a significant low-carbon power source for meeting the growing demands of emerging economies like India.

The recession and political inertia have marginalized climate change and carbon emission regulations in U.S. policy discourse, confining them primarily to opinion editorials.

Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics was quoted in Marketplace on the issue where some see energy in the abandoned wells. Drawing from ADI Analytics’ research and deep expertise gained through numerous consulting engagements across oil and gas value chains, Turaga commented: “Oil and gas project developers are saying why should not I go and […]

Despite abundant onshore gas, advancements in methane hydrate technology, exemplified by the Alaskan North Slope test, hold future resource potential.

Uday Turaga, Founder & CEO of ADI Analytics, delivered a compelling keynote at the Natural Gas Utilization Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, on September 7, 2012. His presentation explored innovative strategies for monetizing shale gas, offering key insights into market opportunities and industry trends.

Decreased gasoline demand and higher corn prices are causing ethanol plant shutdowns, with limited demand growth expected due to near-saturated E10 blending and concerns over E15’s potential vehicle damage and performance issues.

The 2009 U.S. stimulus package allocated funds across diverse energy sector programs.

Advocacy around natural gas vehicles has attracted interest but meaningful penetration of natural gas in the transportation sector is limited by a number of technological hurdles. Natural gas storage and compression are two of many such hurdles.

Was the debate about fracking defended correctly?