RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 8
Announcements We would like to announce RBAC’s User Conference for 2022 is going to be held November 16th—18th in Austin, Texas, at the Hyatt Regency. We are bringing forth the best of minds and professionals to make you better able to accomplish your goals in market simulation and forecasting. Contact James Brooks for details and […]
RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 7
Announcements From Freeport LNG’s fire changing domestic and global gas prices to Russian gas shutoffs and reductions to restarting or increasing coal usage, June was not just another month. Yet every activity which made the headlines re-emphasized the importance of energy market simulation and the ability to design realistic scenarios and perform credible analyses using […]
RBAC Newsletter 2022 Issue 6
Announcements Around the world in 31 days: with the European energy crisis showing no signs of slowing and the World Gas Conference convening in South Korea and RBAC’s Founder and CEO, Dr. Robert Brooks speaking on Gas Prices, it was busy time. Read on for more of the hottest topics. Articles and Media
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
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
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
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 […]
