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The liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector is filled with leaders willing to invest billions for the promise of an extended payback period. Yet their confidence is waning because of the current market conditions. The current administration’s initial decision for 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum stoked fears for LNG companies in development mode, even though […]

As liquefied natural gas (LNG) companies prepare for the final investment decision (FID), there is no shortage of requirements demanding attention. Leaders must: Oversee the development of physical infrastructure Conduct financial analysis on expenditures and market demand Identify potential risks and mitigate them Ensure regulatory compliance Most are attuned to those challenges, but there is […]

How do you meet the worldwide energy demand? U.S. power consumption alone is anticipated to reach record highs in 2025, creating an opportunity for energy sector leaders to increase market share and profitability. However, multinational and regional operations need to identify the ideal mix of energy sources that will maintain cost-effectiveness, reliability, and regulatory compliance. […]

The future of the energy industry can be summed up in a single word: change. Transitioning from fossil fuels, vehicle electrification, and smarter, more data-driven energy consumption practices are all examples of industry-wide transformation that will continue for decades to come. But while change is inevitable, success is not. The latter depends on industry leaders’ […]

Last year, the Biden Administration announced their commitment to the reduction of greenhouse gas pollution in the United States, proposing a carbon-pollution-free power sector by 2035. For some energy executives, this announcement feels like the addition of a new cost center as leaders determine how to extract carbon from the atmosphere or capture byproducts from […]

Last year, Texas had a wake-up call to reevaluate their entire energy grid and avoid future tragedy after February’s cold snap, brutal storm, and ensuing power outages. Everything from fossils fuels to wind and solar power failed to keep Texans warm and safe during this volatile weather. What’s unbelievable is that the grid was only […]

Sometimes, it feels like the Texas grid cannot catch a break. Last year, Texans sampled how quick and easy our unweatherized infrastructure caused blackouts as an unseasonable cold front knocked substations out of commission, cascading across large segments of the grid. Now, there’s a new threat looming, not just to a single state but an […]