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ChartU.S. Energy Debt Market: A Look at High-YieldsThe U.S. high-yield energy bond market has moved through distinct periods of outperformance and underperformance relative to the broader high-yield market.
ChartThe Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Crude Oil Potential: An NPV AssessmentThis assessment examines the crude oil potential of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge through a net present value (NPV) framework.
ChartU.S. Energy Debt Market SnapshotU.S. investment grade energy bond credit spreads have narrowed to +92 basis points as of May 28, 2021, down from a recent…
ChartCan the California Electricity Grid Immediately Switch to an All EV Fleet?California's current electricity grid capacity would be insufficient to immediately support a full transition to an all-electric vehicle fleet without additional generation…
ChartUK Electricity Capacity vs Electricity Generation Be Wary of the HeadwindsDespite the United Kingdom installing wind generation capacity that exceeds that of nuclear and coal, wind power capacity utilization remains low relative…
ChartBitcoin Emissions Offset EV GHG SavingsA comparison of estimated greenhouse gas emissions from global bitcoin mining against the GHG savings from electric vehicles suggests that bitcoin's energy…
ChartU.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product SuppliesThe U.S. Atlantic Coast, spanning Georgia to Maine, relies on petroleum product supplies delivered from the Gulf Coast and MidContinent regions, with…
ChartCompetition in U.S. Oil & Gas Upstream Development Yields Substantial Revenue to State Governments – the case of WyomingWyoming relies considerably on the U.S. Department of the Interior's Oil & Gas Royalty program, with federal receipts funding between 25 and…
ChartCan the U.S. Electricity Grid Immediately Switch to an All EV Fleet?A complete transition of the U.S. vehicle fleet to electric power would require the grid to generate an additional 1.4 trillion kilowatt-hours,…
Chart“ India is getting it done …” (from Environment Envoy John Kerry’s remarks). But it is doing it predominantly with Oil and Gas!While India's energy progress has been acknowledged by policymakers, the country's growth continues to be met predominantly through oil and gas.
