COVID-19’s impact on the aviation industry has been significant, but the decrease in demand for jet fuel is a only drop in the crude oil bucket. With the media focusing so much of their attention on jet fuel decimation, market participants are associating this fact to the overall global demand picture. Until the media’s portrayal of oversupply in processed aviation fuels is corrected, the negative demand outlook for the oil industry as a whole cannot be fixed.
Uncovering The Impact of U.S. Regulations on Domestic Production
In this week’s episode of the Periodical Podcast, your hosts Tavis and Kevin uncover the impact of U.S. regulatory bottlenecks on domestic oil and gas production. Policy changes and regulation
Stalled Solar: Setbacks in Solar Energy from COVID-19
In our latest episode of the Periodical Podcast, your hosts Tavis and Kevin continue the trend of renewable energy as they investigate the setbacks in the solar energy industry as
Setbacks in Solar Energy from COVID-19
The extraordinary growth in solar energy has been stopped in its tracks as a result of the global pandemic. Many new projects that would have made 2020 the largest growth year for the sector to date have been put on hold for the foreseeable future. Luckily, the stalled growth of the solar sector is just that – projects have simply been put on hold. As the world transitions to a new post-pandemic society, growth in solar power generation will resume its upward trajectory. While two decades of growth in the solar energy sector has been stunted by the coronavirus pandemic, the outlook for the future remains positive.
Post-COVID Global Oil Demand Series – Part 4: Global Oil Demand
Hydrocarbons are the largest global energy source, and demand for them has been growing rapidly in the past decade. Unfortunately, that progress was stunted with the recent global pandemic that shut down economies and societies worldwide. As the world recovers from the coronavirus, hydrocarbons will be in high demand in order to fuel the progress of the human race. The final piece of our four part series on post-COVID oil demand will investigate the overall change in global oil demand in a post-COVID world.