ADI Analytics
440 Cobia Drive , Suite 1704 , Houston, Texas, United States

ADI Analytics is a consulting and advisory firm specializing in oil and gas, power, energy, and chemicals. In the past decade, we have completed more than 300 projects for more than 100 clients including ExxonMobil, BP, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Marathon, Saudi Aramco, BASF, Honeywell, KKR, and U.S. Department of Energy.  We help clients with market research, strategic planning, competitive benchmarking, and technology assessments among a number of other services. Our team differentiates itself through deep, field-based industry expertise; proprietary analytics; and cost-effective yet flexible delivery models.  Our work has helped a variety of clients including Fortune 500 and mid-sized companies, start-ups, venture capital and private equity investors, and government agencies around the world.  In October 2017, ADI acquired the assets of Chemical Market Resources (CMR), which specializes in chemicals, petrochemicals, polymers, and plastics. Since 1990, CMR has completed 500+ projects for 200+ clients globally. It has also published 55+ multi-client studies and organizes the FlexPO conference.

Why ADI

• Clients engage ADI because it offers a compelling value proposition based on the three themes of deep expertise, proprietary analytics, and cost-effective rates.

• First, our team’s frontline, field-based industry expertise enables us to produce deep and credible insights with speed.

• Second, ADI believes in the disciplined use of hypotheses, data, and analytics to solve problems.

• Finally, we bring an owner’s mindset and focus on delivering results and value through a flexible, client-centric approach to consulting.

Team

The ADI Analytics team includes thought leaders with 15 to 35 years of experience in oil and gas, energy, and chemicals gained at leading operating and consulting companies. Our thought leaders and project managers are supported by a growing pool of smart and energetic analysts with bachelor and graduate degrees from leading universities in engineering, business, marketing, and policy. Finally, ADI Analytics maintains a rich network of subject matter experts who amplify our capabilities and capacity as needed.  Our team has worked in developed and emerging economies building deep expertise in strategy, operations, and technology. In addition, we bring extensive experience in advising and supporting c-suite officers, senior executives, business unit heads, strategy leaders, investors, and policy makers with a variety of consulting needs. Collectively, we deploy teams that are in perfect alignment with client needs and project goals to deliver on ADI Analytics’ value proposition.

Services

WE OFFER A VARIETY OF CONSULTING SERVICES TO HELP CLIENTS IMPROVE THEIR STRATEGY, OPERATIONS, AND TECHNOLOGY.

U.S. gasoline and octane outlook

ADI Analytics has released a multi-client study focused on the U.S. outlook for gasoline and octane. This study has assessed both near- and long-term drivers for gasoline and octane barrels and value in the U.S. Key topics covered include the following:

• Gasoline demand and blendstock trends, e.g., exports, U.S. demand, naphtha surplus
• Automobile fleet trends and regulations, e.g., fuel economy, high compression ratios
• Refining tool kit and fuel regulations, e.g., LTO supply, ethanol blending, Tier III, reforming capacity
• Octane supply options, e.g., ethanol, unit severity, isomerate, alkylate, etc.
• Octane value and pricing analysis, e.g., near- and long-term outlook, linkages to imports and petchem markets
• Strategic implications at industry and regional levels

Refueling North America with LNG

Our new multi-client study evaluates the potential of LNG penetration in trucking, rail, marine, and E&P markets.  Further, it includes estimates of costs and economics of LNG supply and conversion of vehicles from diesel to LNG, and rents across the value chain validated with inputs from various stakeholders.  In addition, the study provides a comprehensive view of the competitive landscape, including efforts to develop LNG supply at the both the merchant and retail levels, initiatives by OEMs to manufacture natural gas-fired engines, and new technologies.  Finally, the study interprets the results to identify and address strategic implications for various companies and stakeholders across the value chain.  Deliverables include an interim report that is available now, a ~150-page final report, and a 4-hour client workshop.

Alternative Marine Fuels Market Study

Alternative marine fuels are attracting an increasing amount of attention for a number of reasons including tightening regulations and a large supply of cheap natural gas. There are a wide range of options available to including LNG and CNG, methanol, and bio-based fuels each with their strength and weaknesses. This report answers several overarching questions including:

• What are the key regulatory, technology, and infrastructure drivers for alternative marine fuels?
• How large is the global market for alternative marine fuels? How will it vary by region and fuel?
• Which factors will drive adoption of marine fuel alternatives? What are the key scenario signposts?
• What are the implications of marine fuel alternatives by value chain segment and stakeholder?

Biofuels Executive Briefing

There is an increasing level of interest in conventional and advanced biofuels around the globe. Many countries are increasing biofuel mandates for several reasons ranging from stimulating agriculture, energy security, and most notably to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The study gives a detailed overview of biofuels markets and technologies globally and features the following:

• History and forecasts of biofuels production and capacity
• History and forecasts of biofuels capital spend
• Key market drivers and barriers
• Biofuels technology overview
• Competitive landscaping of major and emerging biofuel players
• Overview of global regulatory environment including detailed information on the Reneable Fuel Standard and RIN pricing
• Key stakeholders, winners, losers, and implications