Tag: OPEC

Scale and Scalability: A One-Chart Guide to the Global Energy Transition

An era of unbalanced, unproductive energy supply is coming to an end – and a new age of scalable, efficient

There are a lot of new arrivals at the low-end of the energy cost-curve – but OPEC may yet adapt. Summary

Car as Device, Gasoline as Consumer Good Reviewing US gasoline consumption in detail reveals the emergence of a deeper trend for crude oil

US Gasoline Demand has slumped so far in 2017 – that could start to matter a lot, as it drives global

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, but can be altered from one state to another (1). Oil Supply Dwarfs Demand – Official

A number of forces, technical and economic, are conspiring to unseat the internal combustion engine (ICE) as the prime mover

The Emergence of a Less Fragile, More Flexible and Scalable Energy System Three reasons why the energy world is undergoing

In a world of flattening and changing energy demand, with more dense and varied supply, Saudi Arabia’s latest, lone effort to

A summary of Paper 2 is shown here – the full analysis is in the White Paper section. Three Key Questions

Paper 1 – The Outside View The energy industry is going through a major transition comprising three key events: the