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…lower well productivities. Backup data are also presented on the relative military strengths of GCC nations and Iran, as tail risks are increasingly important to decision-makers in global LNG markets….
…heaters and boilers that needs to be identified and repaired. Marine engines are increasingly using LNG as a transportation fuel, where the chemical properties of natural gas result in 24%…
…and LNG value chains? Or it could be modified to increase the yields of methane in biogas, which typically contains 30-40% CO2 in the mix? However we think costs will…
…saw the joint highest energy prices on record, matching the peaks of the 1979-80 oil shock ($100/bbl Brent, $6.5/mcf Henry Hub, $40/mcf European gas, $18/mcf LNG, $385/ton Australian coal). Our…
…profitability? 50% correlations are found between concentration and operating margins over the cycle within these industries. Energy sectors covered in the database of market concentration by industry include global LNG,…
…and split evenly between newbuild projects and maintenance. Other concentrated sectors include natural gas, LNG, nuclear and mining, compared to other categories in the screen. Only 40-50% of our construction…
…consumption, from 6bcfd in 2023 to 5bcfd in 2030, freeing up 7.5MTpa of LNG. However, the best case scenario for Japanese decarbonization would hold gas use constant, especially if LNG…
…isolationism; Europe’s survival; and the pace of EV adoption, both in China and in LNG-importing nations. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Energy self-sufficiency can be defined in different ways. Our…
…and causes baseload gas to run more like peakers. Some of the most price-sensitive regions such as India and China also sharply curtailed gas plant utilization, after LNG prices spiked…
…2050, across coal, gas and LNG. How coal can peak is that marginal solar has now deflated below marginal coal, coal costs keep rising, and from 2030, imported LNG starts…