Energy Outlook

INSIGHTS OF THE MONTH Alaska LNG: A Major Step Toward Domestic and International Energy Security As the United States seeks to strengthen its position as…

INSIGHTS OF THE MONTH The Constitution Pipeline: Why Is It a Critical Energy Infrastructure Project? Recently, there has been significant attention paid to the revival…

INSIGHTS OF THE MONTH U.S. LNG – Feeding the World’s Demand for Energy Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is essentially natural gas (methane, CH4) that has…

Crude oil, often referred to as “black gold,” is a naturally occurring resource that, in its raw form, has limited use. Through the refining process, this valuable commodity is transformed into essential fuels and products that power modern life, earning it the nickname “energy gold.” In this month’s DAC Energy Monthly we look at the basics of the refining process.

As the U.S. searches for new ways to meet the energy needs of a growing economy, there’s recently been more attention paid to expanding the use of nuclear energy – as both a way to supply the electrical power necessary to meet demand from artificial intelligence (AI), data centers, and the reshoring of manufacturing, while still helping the U.S. achieve its goal of zero net carbon emissions by 2050.

Natural gas liquids, or NGLs, are used to make many items we use every day. But what are NGLs and where do they come from? We discuss this and the current energy markets by the numbers in our latest Energy Monthly…

INSIGHTS OF THE MONTH He Said, She Said: A Comparative of Presidential Candidate Energy Policies As we head into the final week of the current…

Throughout history, innovations in energy production have sparked significant shifts in industries and economies. In our August 2024 Energy Investor Monthly, we examine the rapid advancements in renewable energy and how these innovations mirror the changes seen in previous industrial eras. By exploring current trends in energy transition, we assess the potential impacts on today’s oil markets and the broader global economy.