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Training and skill building

ADI training helps update skills, structure complex issues, develop the necessary fact-base, and identify and prioritize options to solve problems.

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Building your company’s future

ADI offers custom training services to oil & gas, energy, chemical, and industrial companies.  Our training offerings are customized to client needs drawing on decades of cutting-edge consulting and research in market and industry fundamentals, functional capabilities, and domain and technical expertise.

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Market fundamentals

We deliver fundamentals through overviews and introductions covering polymers, petrochemicals, natural gas, fuels, and carbon markets.

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Functional capabilities

We teach through academies and training programs focused on product, offering, organizational productivity, technology transfer, corporate strategy, and more.

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Technical expertise

We provide domain and technical expertise across the oil and gas value chain, EPC, petrochemicals and polymers, specialty chemicals, geothermal energy, and more.

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Capability anaysis

Current capability assessment using structured and scientific surveys and interviews to define key gaps and training needs.

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Utility capital projects & 2026 energy trends

Utility capital projects are facing mounting delays and cost pressures in 2026, even as AI-driven demand fuels record capex. Meanwhile, the upstream oil and gas market is stabilizing around a normalizing shale cost curve, bulk liquid storage operators are shifting toward capability-driven growth, and the energy transition is exposing critical minerals bottlenecks that are pushing […]

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U.S. refining capacity is gradually consolidating into larger, more complex facilities

U.S. refining capacity shows limited overall growth, but the structure of the system is shifting. Expansions at large, complex refineries are driving changes on the supply side, while smaller plants face cost and operational constraints that are forcing exits. This is steadily concentrating capacity in fewer, more sophisticated facilities. Key drivers capacity consolidation: Geographic concentration […]

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