Month: July 2020
Infrastructure Update
2Q 2020 – Updates on DAPL, Liberty/Equality Pipeline, Midland-to-ECHO, Mountain Valley Pipeline, Permian Highway, PennEast and Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Natural Gas Price Forecasts
2Q 2020 – Impacts from COVID-19 have hit US LNG demand hard dropping feedgas deliveries to 3 Bcf/d in July, driven by numerous cargo cancellations
Crude Oil Price Forecasts
2Q 2020 – WTI pricing is expected to remain near $40/bbl for the remainder of 2020 as OPEC+ slowly adds production back into the market
Quarterly Analysis Highlights Leading Edge Results
2Q 2020 – The E&P Positioning Report has entered a new stage in its evolution to offer more granular insights with the ability to view
COVID-19 Puts Wave 2 LNG in Jeopardy
Just under a year ago, BTU Analytics released Getting to the Gulf, an in-depth analysis of Wave 2 LNG facilities and the potential infrastructure bottlenecks
Solar and Offshore Wind to Fill Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s Void
After a long protracted regulatory battle, Duke and Dominion pulled out of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) in early July. BTU published a Bulletin the
Is Forecasted US Refining Demand Recovery Too Optimistic?
Uncertainty continues to shroud the return path to pre-pandemic business as usual as new COVID-19 cases have begun to accelerate in various parts of the
1.8 MMb/d Permian Production Potential from DUCs
As operators continue to grapple with a $40/bbl oil price environment, many are looking for ways to balance declining production with capital expenditures. In the
Renewable Natural Gas Primer
Renewable natural gas almost sounds like an oxymoron, but as the push for low-carbon sources of energy continues, renewable gas is increasingly making headlines. Renewable
