Chart of the Week - EPRINC

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Chart of the Week 1: U.S. Net Imports of Crude Oil and Petroleum Products
Chart of the Week 2: China Runs on Coal
Chart of the Week 3: “Freezin’ Down in Texas, All the Refineries Are Down”
Chart of the Week 4: Changes to Mexico’s Planned Electricity Capacity Additions pre/post AMLO
Chart of the Week 5: Competition in U.S. Oil & Gas Upstream Development Yields Substantial Revenue to State Governments
Chart of the Week 6: LNG Suez Canal Traffic in Perspective
Chart of the Week 7: “India Is Getting It Done”
Chart of the Week 8: With Global Oil Demand on the Rebound, What About Supply?
Chart of the Week 9: Can the U.S. Electricity Grid Immediately Switch to an All-EV Fleet?
Chart of the Week 10: Competition in U.S. Oil & Gas Upstream Development Yields Substantial Revenue to State Governments – The Case of Wyoming
Chart of the Week 11: Biofuel Mandates are Adding to Gasoline Prices
Chart of the Week 12: U.S. Atlantic Coast is Dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies
Chart of the Week 13: Emissions from Bitcoin Mining
Chart of the Week 14: UK Electricity Capacity vs Electricity Generation
Chart of the Week 15: Can the California Electricity Grid Immediately Switch to an All EV Fleet?
Chart of the Week 16: U.S. Energy Debt Market Snapshot
Chart of the Week 17: The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Crude Oil Potential: An NPV Assessment
Chart of the Week 18: U.S. Energy Debt Market: A Look at High-Yield Bonds
Chart of the Week 19: Incremental Growth in Global Oil Production Since 2010