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…breakeven by one-third and effectively eliminate upstream CO2 emissions. We have reviewed 1,850 patents to find the best-placed operators and service providers, versus others that will be disrupted. Overall, the…
…are doing at the cutting edge of EOR. We find clear leaders for water-flooding both carbonate and sandstone reservoirs. At mature fields, we think these operators may be able to…
…case study of QLM, which is an exciting company in laser imaging, alongside peers such as Longpath and Mirico. Operators are also screened, across the dozen largest Energy Majors, to…
…this database, we have aggregated and cleaned up 957 MB of data, disclosed by the operators of 425 large upstream oil and gas acreage positions. The data are reported every…
…mining processes, which are increasingly important for energy transition. Interesting, we also think almost all of these mining technology can smooth our volatile power grids by demand shifting. We have…
…around the trajectory implied by a perfectly smooth ramp-up. Volatility may benefit energy traders? Let us review some examples below. Australia ramped up 7 mega-projects with 62MTpa of capacity from…
…be stress-tested in the model. What opportunities? $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) seeks to smooth out power grids, using excess electricity to compress air into…
…Current and voltage both rise and fall in a smooth wave. These current and voltage waveforms are perfectly in phase. Conversely, harmonic distortion occurs when AC waveforms are non-sinusoidal, or…
…and excess heat from the oxy-fuelled calcining reaction can demand shift to help backstop (increasingly volatile) power grids (i.e., a ‘smooth operator‘), including amidst the build out of renewables. Another…
…air conditioning energy performance are through higher COPs, improved home insulation, and smart controls to optimize cooling. Efficiency gains are particularly helpful to smooth out increasingly volatile grids (best note…