The Inflation Reduction Act and Enhanced Oil Recovery
The passage in August of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) includes $369 billion over ten years to expand the use of electric...
EPA Rule Change Could Have Wide-Ranging Consequences for Natural Gas Markets
Here we assess the overall risk that the changes to NESHAP enforcement present to natural gas markets and operational...
Are Europe’s Natural Gas Storage Fears Overblown?
Given recent pricing strength, Europe is pricing in additional risk that belies an otherwise strong storage picture.
Strong EV Sales Could Soon Weigh on Gasoline Demand
Despite the fanfare around EVs, they have yet to meaningfully dampen gasoline demand. However, growing sales signal that gasoline...
ESG Commitments Risk a Meaningful Portion of Industrial Gas Demand
Natural gas currently provides more energy to the U.S. industrial sector than any other primary energy source.
Even in a Perfect World, Unconstrained U.S. Gas Production May Not Last
Even if the stars aligned for U.S. energy, there are other issues facing the U.S. energy landscape that could prevent massive...
Europe’s Energy Dependence and Lessons Learned from 1973
What lessons from the 1973 oil embargo can be applied to the current energy dependence that Europe has on Russian natural gas?
U.S. LNG Alone Can’t Solve Europe’s Reliance on Russian Gas
The U.S. has little ability to export additional LNG in the near term, with natural gas pipeline flows to export facilities...
Can the U.S. Answer Europe’s Call for Less Energy Reliance on Russia?
Even a partial replacement of Russian energy exports will require additional fossil fuel infrastructure, which faces its own...
Battery Buildout in ERCOT to Deliver a Shock
ERCOT has more solar and wind capacity than even CAISO, which presents a need for managing an influx of intermittent generation.
Five Charts Explaining the Global Impact of Sanctions on Russian Energy Exports
Here we present five charts highlighting the significance of Russia in global energy markets.
Net-Zero Goals in Chemical Industry Could Shift Energy Demand
Chemical manufacturing is highly energy and carbon intensive, and many processes require hydrocarbons as feedstocks.
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