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…the downturn, benefit from dislocation and thrive in the recovery. This 14-page research note finds clear leaders in onshore, offshore, shale, LNG and digital, while others in the industry may…
…Industries like cement kilns and blast furnaces can have 10-40% CO2 in their exhaust gas. Ethanol and LNG plants are higher again, and can produce almost pure CO2. Costs will…
…2023-2030, albeit flatlining in 2024, then re-accelerating on higher oil prices. Amazingly, there is potential to underpin a 100-200MTpa US LNG expansion, with just 20-50 additional rigs. Although recently we…
…be captured or offset. The biggest challenges are geopolitics and sourcing enough LNG. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart The vastness of China’s industrial economy is outlined on pages 2-4. China’s…
…covered in this data-file include Aluminium, Ammonia, Carbon Fiber, Coal, Cobalt, Copper, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, Fluorinated Polymers, Fluorspar, Glass Fiber, Graphite, Hydrogen, Indium, Lithium, LNG, Mass Timber, Methanol, NdFeB Rare…
…routes (pages 11-12). Which companies benefit? We explore implications for leading capital goods companies, chemicals companies and small-scale LNG on page 13. A new infrastructure industry would also be required,…
…new-comer, LNG. Although hydrogen provides the greatest specific impulse, a measure of a rocket’s thrust per fuel mass, we actually find a surprising trend away from liquid hydrogen in rocket…
…who prefer LNG units). The CO2 emissions will include 1 mol of CO2 per mol of methane. That mol of CO2 weighs 44 grams. Hence if you divide 44 grams…
This global energy supply-demand model combines our supply outlooks for coal, oil, gas, LNG, wind and solar, nuclear and hydro, into a build-up of useful global energy balances in 2023-30….
…4-6. Challenge #2 for liquid spot markets is that even after prices explode, sufficient supplies may still not be available at any price. We zoom in on LNG as an…