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Clients engage ADI because it offers a compelling value proposition based on the three themes of deep expertise, proprietary analytics, and cost-effective rates. These themes collectively equip ADI to help clients succeed and create value.

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Project kick-off and scope refinement

We initiate with a thorough kick-off to understand your challenges and objectives. Collaboratively, we define the precise project scope, deliverables, and timelines. This ensures clear expectations and a focused approach for a successful engagement.

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“We already developed an energy transition strategy, but ADI came in and helped us do a lot more rigorous analysis behind it, put some market size in a forecast to really help inform some of the real details. It was a phenomenal experience.”

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Catching up to China on critical minerals

The U.S. government is spending real money on critical minerals right now. On August 7, 2026, the Department of Energy launched a $100 million program to train more mining engineers. It’s one of several moves happening at the same time, alongside price guarantees, tariffs, and new sourcing rules. None of it changes the basic picture: […]

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Middle East conflict’s fallout more limited than expected

Part of ADI Analytics’ ongoing coverage of the implications of the Iran conflict across oil & gas, LNG, refined products, and chemicals. Analysts have been quick to predict permanently altered LNG trade flows, structurally different chemical markets, and a new global energy order following the Iran conflict. Several months into the conflict, the evidence points […]

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Japan vs. South Korea: SAF projects diverge

Japan and South Korea are moving from aspirational sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) targets toward blending mandates. In July 2026, Japan announced plans to mandate a 1% SAF blend in fiscal year (FY) 2030, rising to at least 3% in FY2031 and 5% or more from FY2032–34. South Korea announced its phased SAF mandate in 2025, […]