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…zero’ scenario. Alternatively, might China ramp its coal to cure energy shortages, especially as Europe bids harder for renewables and LNG post-Russia? Today’s note presents our ‘top ten’ charts on…
…be 6,500 TWH (10% of today’s total global energy), equivalent to 1,000 MTpa of LNG demand. These numbers are insanely high. They are quantified back-of-the-envelope in the data-file. Weather dependency….
…includes a description and a risk assessment for each of: the world’s largest oil terminal (1,100TWH pa of useful energy supplied to the world), the world’s largest LNG plant (700TWH…
Scope 4 CO2 emissions reflect the CO2 avoided by an activity. This 11-page note argues the metric warrants more attention. It yields an ‘all of the above’ approach to energy…
…of our universe, and everything that happens within it: making things warmer, cooler, faster, slower, bigger, smaller, visible, audible, electrically charged, or chemically changed. Thus the ‘Joule’ is a miraculous…
…then we would need to upgrade our estimates for indigenous European gas production, coal consumption, nuclear generation, uranium consumption and LNG imports. The numbers are quite interesting and material, spelled…
…costs. Our flue gas desulfurization (scrubber) model is linked here. Costs can also be compared to our models of container shipping, LNG shipping, and CO2 shipping. Leading companies in bulk…
…as natural gas, LNG and nature-based solutions? Page 12 of the report is a five-point framework, which we have based on our findings in the report and our experiences over…
…here in the year of our lord 2023. Elsewhere, there are rail cars in service with half-a-century of history. In 2021, Mitsui noted it had scrapped its first LNG carrier,…
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