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Energy Finance 2015 Conference: ‘A Slowdown in the Coal Plant Boom’
March 18, 2015
IEEFA
Analysis
Despite hype, Tellurian's LNG plans face an uphill battle
Tellurian recently announced that the company had secured LNG purchase agreements with Shell but a closer look at the finances reveal a different picture.
September 01, 2021
Brad Williams, Clark Williams-Derry
Report
ExxonMobil's U.S. upstream results underwhelm again
ExxonMobil’s U.S. upstream operations have yet to regain their footing after a decade of turmoil. While the second quarter of 2021 was the company’s best in years, ExxonMobil has invested $61.5 billion on U.S. upstream capital projects since…
August 09, 2021
Clark Williams-Derry, Tom Sanzillo
Report
The high-risk financing behind the Dakota Access Pipeline
The company behind the pipeline is under extreme financial to complete the project and how the pipeline is at risk of becoming a stranded asset in the region’s overbuilt oil-transport infrastructure.
November 01, 2016
Cathy Kunkel, Clark Williams-Derry
Report
ExxonMobil: Permian leader or just another fracker?
Analysis of Permian oil production raises troubling questions about ExxonMobil’s investor disclosures
June 10, 2021
Clark Williams-Derry, Tom Sanzillo
Report
IEEFA Energy Finance Conference 2020 roundup: week one (July 14‑16)
Experts agree that the transition to renewable energy will continue to be driven by financial considerations independent of systemic shocks, such as the coronavirus pandemic or international price wars, according to analysis presented during…
July 21, 2020
Frank Bass
Analysis
U.S. 2022 power sector outlook
The Renewable Energy Transition Takes Off
April 24, 2022
Dennis Wamsted, Seth Feaster, David Schlissel...
Report
Major Utilities Continue to Look to Government-Regulated Operations for Profits
Major Utilities Continue to Look to Government-Regulated Operations for Profits
November 17, 2014
Cathy Kunkel
Analysis
Mountain valley pipeline faces financial plunge
A 303-mile pipeline that would move natural gas from the Appalachian Basin to markets in the eastern and southern U.S. is in financial jeopardy because of reduced demand projections and legal challenges.
March 08, 2021
Cathy Kunkel, Clark Williams-Derry, Suzanne Mattei...
Report
Utah bailout of bankrupt California coal-export project would likely fail
A proposed $20 million state investment in a bankrupt California coal-export project would most likely result in a loss to the state.
August 19, 2020
Karl Cates, Brent Israelsen, Clark Williams-Derry...
Report
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