One hundred years of carbon offsetting?
…and blue carbon eco-systems are most effective. Nature based solutions to climate change are among the largest and lowest cost opportunities in the energy transition, with potential to absorb well…
Ten Themes for Energy in 2021?
…three triggers to burst the bubble. We continue to prefer non-obvious opportunities in the transition and companies with leading technologies. $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart (1) Climate policies are at…
Lost in the Forest?
…and cools the planet. (4). Environmental question marks? Forests clearly sequester CO2, but the precise climate science is surprisingly complex. Leaves absorb more sunlight than other types of land cover,…
If a tree falls in a forest…
…for climate-conscious energy companies to uplift their NAVs by 15-25%, generating and commercialising carbon offsets. The natural point of sale is together with the purchase of the fuel. (schematic below)….
Global reforestation potential by country?
The purpose of this data-file is to estimate the ‘reforestation potential’ by country, across 170 countries globally, based on their climate, total area available, risk levels and economic costs. $499.00 – Purchase…
European gas: anatomy of an energy crisis?
…conclusions. We have scrubbed the data and updated our European gas and power model (below). https://thundersaidenergy.com/downloads/european-natural-gas-demand-model/ European gas demand (EU27 basis) fell from 414 bcm in 2021 to 363 bcm…
Global energy market model for the energy transition?
…modelling of wind and solar capacity additions, a long-term oil demand model, gas market models, coal supply forecasts and an increasingly favorable outlook on nuclear. Annual data are provided back…
US decarbonization: energy and CO2 emissions?
The US consumes 25,000 TWH of primary energy per year, which equates to 13,000 TWH of useful energy, and emits 6GTpa of CO2. This model captures our best estimates for…
LNG liquefaction technologies: an overview?
…entering the plant, with 20kg/boe of Scope 1&2 CO2 intensity. The energy economics are broken down in the ‘thermodynamics’ tab, using a simple model (chart below). But how is this…
Britain’s industrial revolution: what happened to energy demand?
…model, it could be the vast ramp-up of renewable energy that eventually helps to phase out conventional energy. But our current models below do not suggest that renewables can reach…