The article also appears in the March 2022 issue of Oil & Gas Investors. Carbon capture and storage (CCS or CCUS, with utilization) is a critical part of a worldwide effort to control the greenhouse gases emitted to the atmosphere. Without putting away massive amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) while awaiting renewable energy to mature … More Business Case, Risks, and Promise of Carbon Capture
This article also appeared in Oil & Gas Investors and Pipeline & Gas Journal. With the ever-increasing focus on decarbonization, this is an exciting time for all sorts of renewables technologies. Other than solar, wind, geothermal, battery, hydrogen, there is an understated component critical to achieving net-zero emissions goals – carbon capture, (use), and storage … More Carbon Capture and Storage is Gathering Steam
In recent weeks we did some risk assessment related to a major pipeline under development in the U.S., and we thought we would share some insight with you. … More Corps of Engineers Permit Program Setback Will Hurt Midstream Project Development
High refinery utilization is supporting WTI price but demand is not quite sufficient as evidenced by gasoline inventory building. Couple that with very high long spec positioning, oil prices may see short term weakness. Natgas price has been boosted by weather but production is ramping up in North America so it is vulnerable to a … More Energy Charts – January 29, 2018
Disappointing power burn and gasoline demand capped natgas and gasoline gain this summer, but Hurricane Harvey is causing crude/gasoline divergence. Energy charts 8/28/17
Cooling Degree Days (CDD) crashed, prompting a selloff in natgas. WTI continues to bounce in downtrend… Energy Charts 7/4/17
Gasoline demand was unseasonably weak, crude stockpile spiked prompting a selloff, natgas demand slowed. Energy Charts 6/12/17
Gasoline demand disappoints so far, but hotter than normal spring boost natural gas. … More Energy Charts – May 23, 2017
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