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- Projected Renewable Identification Number (RIN) pricing for a refiner.
- Modeled natural gas price forecasts in North America for an oil major.
- Advised PE investor on impacts of light tight oil on global pricing.
- Forecasted prices for 15 chemicals for an Indian petrochemical firm.
- Provided opinion on metallurgical coal forecasts for a coal major.
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CBAM puts a new price tag on emissions
On April 7, 2026, the European Commission announced the first official Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) certificate price for Q1 2026 at €75.36 per tonne of CO2 equivalent (~$88/t CO2e), marking the EU’s first explicit carbon price applied to imported goods. This rate will be applied to the embedded emissions in CBAM-covered imports and is […]
Cooling fluids are becoming a constraint in AI data centers
Immersion cooling fluids are taking on more importance as data‑center operators deploy higher‑power artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) systems. Rack densities are increasing faster than traditional air systems can accommodate, and liquid cooling is now part of the design discussion for many new builds and retrofits. In that context, fluid properties affect reliability, […]
Implications of UAE’s exit from OPEC
Part of ADI Analytics’ ongoing coverage of the implications of the Iran conflict across oil & gas, LNG, refined products, and chemicals. The UAE’s exit from OPEC (see our prior blog) in late April 2026 reflects a decisive shift toward a volume‑driven strategy focused on monetizing its hydrocarbon resource base ahead of the global energy […]
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