Energy Economic Horizons is a quarterly client publication of BRG’s Energy & Climate practice that provides quantitative and qualitative analysis designed to highlight salient US and global market and pricing trends relevant to clean fuels, power, and renewable energy. 

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) has entered an execution phase. Governments have set targets, incentives are more established, and developers are advancing a broader range of projects. How many projects can secure the permits, customers, infrastructure, and financing needed to operate at scale?... Continue reading →

The war with Iran caught the world by surprise earlier this year, and few anticipated it would continue the way that it has. Energy markets have been severely impacted by the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz and loss of supplies... Continue reading → 

The energy transition conversation often focuses on emerging technologies (e.g., hydrogen, carbon capture, next-generation renewables) while paying less attention to the legacy infrastructure from more than a century of hydrocarbon development... Continue reading →

The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is staring down the barrel of a massive supply boom driven primarily by US and Qatari LNG additions, with expected liquefaction capacity growth of almost 40 percent by the early 2030s... Continue reading →