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DAC Insights

DAC Insights

Emerging Opportunities In Carbon Capture & Storage

Carbon capture is an umbrella term for technologies that aim to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere or catch emissions and store them before they are released into the air. It is an encouraging, emerging technology being considered as a key part of plans to move toward a carbon-neutral future. DAC is tracking the impact(s) these technologies may have on the energy market and would like to share some of our insights with you…


Energy Outlook

Energy Outlook

Energy Investor Monthly – January/February 2025

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.


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Market Commentary

Market Commentary

DAC Market Perspectives: June 2023

Hop, Skip, Jump, or Pirouette… What Will the Fed Do Next?

After months of contentious negotiations, the global financial markets can finally breathe a collective sigh of relief that Congress and the Biden administration reached an agreement to raise the U.S. government’s $31.4 trillion debt ceiling and avoid a default, which even the most entrenched politicians determined would be bad for both the economy and their political futures…

Market Commentary

Quarterly Commentary: September 2022

BRAKING OR BREAKING, WHAT IS THE FED DOING TO THE U.S. ECONOMY?

After a promising start that began with a relief rally, global markets continued their year-to-date declines during
the 3rd quarter as record inflation, geopolitical tensions, lingering effects from the pandemic, and, most
importantly, fears that an aggressive Federal Reserve would push the U.S. economy into recession weighed heavily
on the broader markets.