RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 5
Announcements The world weighs in on energy diversity, security and independence, post-breakout of hostilities with Russia and Ukraine. Meanwhile, analysts are on overdrive to see where the market will go both in the short term and long term using RBAC’s GPCM and G2M2 market simulators. Articles and Media
RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 4
Announcements March Madness takes on new meaning in the energy world with uncertainty and volatility like we’ve never seen. In this newsletter, retrieve your certainty which you can get from RBAC’s expertise and robust energy market simulation. Articles and Media Photo by Lance Anderson on Unsplash
Interview with Scott McKenna
Pipelines, LNG, energy policy and energy crisis. RBAC’s Scott McKenna talks about New England, and what deep analysis shows and reveals as to solutions for energy crises such as in New England and the Atlantic.
Video Release – Gas & LNG Visual Analytics
How to get true natural gas and LNG insights in a sea of data? RBAC’s Gas and LNG Visual Analytics include a series of business intelligence (BI) visualization reports based on standard reports provided in the industry standard GPCM® Market Simulator for North American Gas and LNG™. More Info
RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 3
Announcements February has been a flurry of activity for RBAC and activity in the energy world. Catch up on the hot analyses in the natural gas world. Articles and Media
New England’s Energy Crisis
Economic Fact vs. Political Fiction How can we reduce natural gas prices? What would happen if liquified natural gas (LNG) exports were banned? What should be the role of government in this matter? And what does this have to do with popcorn? As this article points out, New England has found itself in a bind […]
RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 2
Announcements RBAC’s 2021 Q4 Insights “A market that was previously characterized by “supply-push” dynamics has now arguably transformed to a “demand-pull” personality.” Read “It’s a New Year, but is it Really ‘Auld Lang Syne’?”, an overview of RBAC’s quarterly base case release. Image by Nick from Pixabay
What if we turned off nuclear and fossil fuels tomorrow?
Could we turn off coal, nuclear and gas and just go with wind, solar and hydro, tomorrow? What would happen? It reminds me of the solar storm that almost wiped out all power in 2012 (due to a CME, or “coronal mass ejection,” which is not a protest against lockdowns). If we turned off all coal, […]
RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 1
The top stories in 2021 Photo by Thomas Park on Unsplash, with Texas shape The Texas Freeze “Given the abundance of natural gas supply in Texas and its dominant role as a fuel source for power generation in the state, an obvious question is, where was the natural gas to step in and fill […]
