Renewable penetration will drive erosion of North American capture prices
As more renewable energy enters the grid, wind and solar generators increasingly compete for the same revenue streams. This results in a price cannibalization risk, in which renewables erode their own...
16 Mars 202212min
Shipping, commodities hunt for alternatives as sanctions on Russia bite
The commercial and financial ramifications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be felt for a long time. As the conflict escalates, sanctions have been imposed on Russian banks and shipping companies. ...
4 Mars 202216min
A winter's tale: heating season extremes in North American gas
The natural gas storage situation in North America has fluctuated wildly this winter, quickly moving from a surplus to a growing deficit in the US. Meanwhile, Canada's inventories have teetered near h...
15 Feb 202216min
Middle East LPG suppliers eye boosting exports to capture Asian demand
Asia's LPG demand has been growing over the last decade, led by China's mushrooming petrochemical sector. India's LPG demand has also grown due to large subsidy-driven household consumption. But major...
11 Feb 20229min
Copper markets eye easing concentrate supply in 2022
Copper prices were on a roller-coaster ride in 2021 with demand recovery in US and Europe, logistics issues, COVID-19 disruptions and power cuts in China all contributing to the price fluctuations. Fu...
19 Jan 202213min
A conversation with Enterprise: Going all in on upstream petrochemicals
Enterprise Products Partners co-CEO Jim Teague and Chris D'Anna, senior vice president of petrochemicals, discuss the energy storage and transportation titan's push into upstream petrochemicals that w...
4 Jan 202220min
Oil and gas industry strikes back against energy transition at the World Petroleum Congress
The World Petroleum Congress in Houston brought back a sense of normalcy to the energy sector as both the industry and the world continue to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic. But the other existe...
14 Dec 202113min
Nord Stream 2: No end in sight to long-running saga over controversial gas pipeline
The Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany is one of the most controversial energy infrastructure projects in history. Now complete, there remains uncertainty over when the 55 Bcm/year proj...
8 Dec 202119min
