Musings from the Oil Patch – December 21, 2010
EIA Forecasts More Shale Gas Resources And Greater Use Natural Gas Vehicles And Hybrids Fighting For Market Share Canadian Study Tries To Start Adult Discussion Of Oil Sands Hurricane Forecast Calls 2011 Potentially Worse Than 2010 Climate Conference Ends With Minimal Accomplishments Administration’s Auto Mandates Raise Costs And Emissions A Merger Of Canada And The […]
Musings from the Oil Patch – December 7, 2010
The Role Of Natural Gas Grows Despite Economics Looks Like Offshore O&G Regulated To Energy Backseat Mary Meeker And The Future Of Clean Energy Technology Wind Energy Advances; Remains White House Darling A Record Hurricane Year But U.S. Dodges A Bullet read more Source: Energy Musings
Musings from the Oil Patch – November 23, 2010
Separating Wheat From The Chaff Of Unconventionals Fuel Economy And Electric Vehicles – The Future Vision Northern Hemisphere Wind Speeds – Wind Energy Problem? Taxes And A Rapidly Changing Ethanol Market Offshore Wind Conference Points Out Jobs Problem read more Source: Energy Musings
Musings from the Oil Patch – November 9, 2010
Oil Industry Confronts Ghost Of Future Regulation Energy Stocks Have Mostly Trailed Market This Year Future Of The Gulf Of Mexico Oil And Gas Industry J.D. Power Didn’t Get The Electric Vehicle Hype Memo Third Quarter Wind Speed Data Shows Variability Debate Continues About Volt’s Status As An Electric Vehicle read more Source: Energy Musings
Guidelines for clockspeed acceleration in the US natural gas transmission industry
This study presents the clockspeed analysis of a peer group comprising six major integrated US energy companies with substantial US interstate natural gas pipeline business activities: El Paso, Williams, NiSource, Kinder Morgan, MidAmerican and CMS Energy. For this peer group, the three clockspeed accelerators have been benchmarked at both corporate level and gas transmission business […]
Critical Drivers of Exploration and Production Clockspeed
The performance of oil and gas companies takes place in a highly competitive market where everything is related to timing. In a bull market, companies that respond the fastest to internal and external signals of growth opportunities can take measures to further accelerate their growth. In a recessional market, companies can prevent overly steep deceleration […]