February 2016- The 10th Annual Midstream Summit was held from February 16-18, 2016, at the Houston Marriott in Houston, TX. ADI Analytics’ CEO, Uday Turaga presented on the “Overview of U.S. LNG Liquefaction Facilities, Existing and in Development.” The presentation aimed to answer four key questions including: What the size, location, existing supporting infrastructure looks like for […]
North America: A future LNG superpower? AlChE South Texas Local Section
September 6, 2018- The American Institute of Chemical Engineers- South Texas Location Section is a monthly meeting, held this time at The Bougainvilleas in Houston, TX. The dinner speaker for the meeting was CEO of ADI Analytics, Uday Turaga. The presentation titled, “North America: A future LNG Superpower,” focused on North America’s potential to become a truly global player for LNG. The presentation […]
June 2018: WGC Fueling the Oilfield with Natural Gas
June 2018- The 27th World Gas Conference was held in Washington, DC from June 25-29, 2018. This was the first time the conference was held in a country that not only is the world’s largest gas consumer and producer but also the country that data showed to be breaking the record for the size of its gas […]
May 2018: AACC Asia Society LNG Panel Session
May 26, 2018- The 2018 Australian Asian Chamber of Commerce- Asia Society LNG Panel Session was moderated by CEO of ADI Analytics, Uday Turaga. Guest speakers included Chris Rumley from Poten & Partners, Vladimir R. dela Cruz from ConocoPhillips, Nicholas Gole from Macquarie Capital’s Infrastructure Group, and Steven Harris from Squire Patton Boggs. The panel discussed various topics regarding the future of […]
LNG: A decade of uncertainty
The previous decade was a banner year for LNG as the abundance of cheap natural gas and LNG’s environmental benefits led to an unprecedented number of projects. Over this time, an additional 187 million tons per annum (mtpa) of liquefaction and 261 mtpa of regasification capacity came online. However, 2020 was a rough year for […]
Small-scale LNG: A catalyst for the energy transition
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is increasingly seen as one of several catalysts to the energy transition. As countries seek to reach their decarbonization goals, they will have to go beyond switching from coal- to natural gas-fired power generation, and explore carbon-efficient options across all energy demand segments. Many countries around the world are now seeing […]
LNG Contracts: A Growing Need for Flexibility
The market and contract structures for liquefied natural gas (LNG) are constantly evolving as the LNG market matures and deepens. Historically it was common for LNG suppliers to negotiate large-volume, 20+-year contracts, with A-rated credit buyers. Many of these legacy contracts have now ended and are being displaced by short-term, more flexible contracts. However, new […]
ADI Analytics presents at 2019 Australian American Chamber of Commerce – Asia Society
Uday Turaga, Founder & CEO, ADI moderated again this year the annual LNG panel session organized by the Australian American Chamber of Commerce – Houston in partnership with the Asia Society Texas Center. Deborah Byers, EY; Paul Sullivan, WorleyParsons; and Peter Hartley, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy were fellow panelists. The panel covered […]
LNG shipping rates: What fuels the spike?
The U.S. is rapidly emerging as a major exporter of LNG, and especially of cargoes sold on a spot basis to various countries around the world. In light of this, LNG shipping rates are important to the sector’s competitiveness. Daily LNG charter rates are increasing surprisingly and quickly after being stable and low for two […]
Much ado about gas: Qatar’s exit from OPEC
Qatar recently announced plans to leave OPEC starting January 2019, ending its nearly six-decade long membership. The decision comes amid tensions with neighboring countries as a trade and travel embargo was imposed last June by a group of Middle Eastern countries led by Saudi Arabia and including Bahrain, Egypt, and United Arab Emirates. Political considerations […]
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