ADI Analytics worked with a venture capital funding group using expert interviews, secondary research, and some analytical modeling. Key contributions included the following: Developed a high-level estimate of the market size and growth of each segment Evaluated market segments for a breakdown across product and service technologies Identified product and service technologies enjoying market growth […]
Natural gas fueling market sizing and strategy
An oilfield services company approached ADI Analytics to conduct a project for natural gas fuel for the company’s oilfield equipment. ADI assisted by assessing volume, pricing, and supply infrastructure outlooks. ADI also provided strategic insights, implications/limitations, and opportunities for the company. Key contributions included the following: Evaluated natural gas demand and supply drivers by play […]
Profiled electrolysis technologies for hydrogen production
ADI provided a holding company by: Key contributions included the following: Identified key technology and relevant company competing with the company Identified key hypotheses to validate around competitive landscape and conducted primary research covering a broad range of industry experts in hydrogen generation and electrolysis Analyzed insights on competitive positioning at the company and technology […]
Growing regulations restrict toxic PFAS chemicals globally
In July this year, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill designating per- and poly- fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as hazardous substances under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). Under the PFAS Action Act the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be required to add perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluoroactanesulfonic acid (PFOS) […]
Are hydrogen projects from major O&G players a sign of change?
As more countries continue to plan for a carbon-neutral world, many companies are beginning to invest in hydrogen. Hydrogen can support many decarbonization efforts by emerging as an alternative fuel in transportation, becoming a cleaner heat source in industrial applications. While we expect the demand for hydrogen to grow significantly in several large-scale applications, there […]
The future of jet fuel markets
In early July, my flight back home to Houston after my first trip following the COVID-19 pandemic was canceled because the Colorado Springs airport ran out of jet fuel. What then seemed to me like a fluke event was actually part of a pattern that was replicated over the summer this year at several tourist […]
Global Natural Gas Outlook: Steep Recovery, Moderate Growth
ADI Analytics was asked to provide an outlook on natural gas markets for CompressorTech2 magazine. Our article was featured in the August-September 2021 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 had on natural […]
The incongruity between “dirty” lithium mining and “clean” electric vehicles
Around the world, lithium mining practices are under scrutiny, especially in the salt flats of Argentina and Chile where more than half the world’s lithium resources are located. Locals of these areas have observed an increase in droughts and suspect that lithium mining is behind it since brine is pumped from below the surface of […]
How does the world plan to lower its dependence on China’s rare earths supply?
What do electric cars, wind turbines, air conditioners, LED lighting, smartphones, and jet engines have in common? They all require rare earth metals and alloys in their manufacturing. Rare earth metals include yttrium and a group of 15 elements known as the Lanthanide series. These metals have similar properties but vary in applications (Exhibit 1). […]
Will Class I nickel supply suffice for EV batteries demand?
Nickel is a critical mineral with ~70% of current demand being dominated by stainless steel followed by 25% for manufacture of alloys, special steels, and coatings, and 5% for electric batteries. While demand from stainless steel and alloys will likely remain robust in the medium-term, significant demand growth is expected to arise from nickel’s application […]
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