the research consultancy for energy technologies
…10 technology-leaders”: in upstream, offshore, deep-water, shale, LNG, gas-marketing, downstream, chemicals, digital and renewables. In each case, we profile the leading company, its edge and the proximity of the competition….
…as battery costs come down, achieving even higher, 30-65% energy savings. This data-file summarizes a dozen examples, from oil and gas, marine, construction and even the machinery at LNG plants….
…policies and advocates developing more LNG. To seize the opportunity, we also identify early-stage companies in methane measurement and mature public companies in the oilfield supply chain. Global gas demand…
…form in the global gas industry (LNG), a theme that increasingly excites us, to drive the energy transition. Theme #8 is our oil outlook, where we expect markets may be…
…data-file to stress-test the costs of gas-fired power generation. We have also published summaries of our conclusions into natural gas in the energy transition and LNG in the energy transition….
…possible. Initatives to lower these emissions by 10-20% through LNG-fuelling or hybridization are described in the final tab. They will likely save 0.01-0.02kg/boe from most PSVs and other supply vessels….
…strong credentials for natural gas as the fuel for the energy transition. All of our research into gas opportunities is linked here; and our work into LNG is linked here….
…to determine which Energy Majors are best-placed to weather the downturn, benefit from dislocation and thrive in the recovery. We find clear leaders in onshore, offshore, shale, LNG and digital….
…12,000 workers at peak, while constructing Heathrow Terminal 5 used 8,000 workers at peak. Similar numbers can be calcualted for LNG projects, large-scale wind, solar, pipelines, CCS and mining projects….
…the relative costs of hydrogen, LNG, CNG. LPG and diesel; in Europe, in the US, with varying CO2 prices and in the 2040s. Niche adoption of hydrogen is possible in…