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…of new wind and solar will fail to dispatch, while incentive prices will have trebled. Batteries help little. They raise power prices by a further 2-5x to accommodate just 3-15%…
This model presents the economic impacts of developing a typical, 625Mboe offshore gas condensate field using a fully subsea solution, compared against installing a new production facility. $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added…
Offshore developments will change dramatically in the 2020s, eliminating new production platforms in favour of fully subsea solutions. The opportunity can increase a typical project’s NPV by 50%, reduce its…
…shale curtailment by April 2021 brings the market back into balance by 2022. But there is also a c2-10% risk of steeper supply disruptions due to new policies and geopolitics….
This economic model illustrates a carbon fund to decarbonize natural gas by planting new forests, while also generating passable economics, attracting investment and incentivizing CO2 savings. The mechanics are that…
…looking profession-by-profession across the entire US labor force, and considering new technologies (pages 9-13). Direct energy impacts save 1bn tons of annual CO2. Impacts on oil, gas and electricity demand…
…private). Full details are covered in our new 6-page note. $189.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Pages 2-3 outline the confluence between the road-building indsutry and the plastic waste problem, covering…
Oil and gas pricing could rebound sharply to the upside after the COVID crisis. Where we have long feared 2-3Mbpd of structural over-supply, continuing out to 2025, our new models…
…The district heating system in New York is the largest of its type in the world, supplying over 1800 buildings, including the Empire State Building and the United Nations. This…
This data-file models the energy economics and costs of constructing new electric rail lines, to displace automobile traffic and accelerate the energy transition. $199.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Under our base…