Infrastructure advisory

De-risking capital deployment across power, processing, pipelines, and utilities

Developing large-scale energy infrastructure requires balancing immense capital expenditure with highly variable utilization dynamics, regulatory complexity, and severe technical conditions. ADI Analytics delivers robust feasibility reporting and commercial frameworks to optimize the asset lifecycle across a broad spectrum of major projects—including LNG facilities, power generation assets, transmission pipelines, gas processing hubs, water treatment systems, and industrial utilities. We provide project teams, developers, and investors with the technical and financial validation required to advance asset development from concept to successful commercial operation.

Feasibility and options analysis. Evaluate infrastructure configurations, site selection options, and technological designs across complex networks—spanning pipeline delivery logistics, midstream gas processing hubs, power grids, and specialized wastewater recycling and desalination plants.

Economic and lifecycle modeling. Build advanced financial and economic models that simulate seasonal demand swings, power generation load profiles, and capacity utilization variables; analyze capital expenditure (CAPEX) horizons and direct operating costs (OPEX) to stabilize long-term revenue projections.

Risk mitigation and execution support. Formulate comprehensive risk tables addressing mission-critical milestones—including raw feedstock supply and off-take agreements, environmental and air permitting, utility interconnects, and EPC contractor timelines—to secure board-level final investment decisions (FID).

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EV and charging infrastructure market assessment

ADI evaluated the North American EV and charging infrastructure market using bottom‑up forecasts of vehicle stock, charger deployment, power demand, and capital investment through 2030. The analysis differentiated Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging economics, incorporating policy scenarios, utility participation models, and EPC cost structures. Particular attention was paid to fleet charging economics […]

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Midstream asset commercial strategy and economics

ADI assessed the market value of natural gas and hydrogen storage assets near the U.S. Gulf Coast through a detailed analysis of regional pipeline interconnects and seasonal spreads. The work evaluated the premium commanded by high-deliverability salt caverns and the technical constraints of repurposing infrastructure for hydrogen. The client Natural gas midstream operator The situation […]

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AI and data center energy impacts workshop

ADI structured and led a workshop examining how AI‑driven data center growth translates into power demand, infrastructure strain, and planning risk. Insights were synthesized from utilities, hyperscalers, OEMs, and developers to assess demand magnitude, geographic concentration, and timing relative to transmission and permitting constraints. The analysis framed implications for fuel mix, grid investment sequencing, and […]

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Gulf Coast midstream market opportunity assessment

ADI evaluated the market value of commercial potential of an existing natural gas pipeline and storage network within the U.S. Gulf Coast. The analysis assessed LNG feedgas supply dynamics, regional pipeline infrastructure, and storage market fundamentals. These findings were synthesized into a commercial strategy that identified the most attractive revenue opportunities and informed positioning for […]

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CCUS market opportunity analysis

ADI assessed the commercial viability of CCUS adoption across industrial source sectors, modeling project IRRs under varied Inflation Reduction Act 45Q credit scenarios. The analysis evaluated infrastructure constraints, such as pipeline access and Class VI permitting timelines, to identify high-probability retrofits in biofuels and gas processing. The client Global industrial equipment manufacturer The situation High […]

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Pipeline maintenance and recompression assessment

This assessment utilized a structured modeling framework to size the total addressable market for recompression units across U.S. pipeline infrastructure. ADI evaluated the interplay between aging assets, specifically those over 20 years old, and intensifying regulatory mandates like the PIPES Act of 2020 and the Gas Mega Rule. The study surfaced critical operational trade-offs between […]

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ADI offers a wide range of consulting services to help clients assess markets, develop strategy, address uncertainty, optimize operations, and strengthen corporate functions, leveraging propriety data, models, analytics, and insightful research reports.

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