North American Shale Magazine: April 12, 2017
Sarah Emerson, president of Energy Security Analysis Inc. (ESAI) located in Wakefield, Massachusetts, presented a paper entitled “U.S. Shale is Back and the Crude Migration to the East Resumes.”
Bloomberg : April 11, 2017
“There’s a lot we don’t know,” Chris Cote, an analyst at ESAI Energy in Wakefield, Massachusetts. “What we can see is that oil infrastructure is in a very poor state.”
Natural Gas Intelligence : March 8, 2017
U.S. refineries had product surpluses of 700,000-750,000 b/d in 2014 and 2015, and their need for more crude will stay restrained because they are only draining part of the glut by pumping out 100,000-300,000 b/d less than they sell in 2016 and 2017, Emerson said.
Argus Media : March 6, 2017
Canadian crude supplies to the US Gulf coast could increase by 300,000-400,000 b/d by 2021, Energy Security Analysis president Sarah Emerson said during the Canadian Energy Research Institute’s oil and gas symposium.
Arab News : Feb 25, 2017
ESAI Energy President Sarah Emerson also warned that Trump’s ideas could be difficult to implement.
“All of that is working against the huge question about deficit, and some Republicans and all the Democrats would have to object,” she said during a speech at IP Week.
Rigzone : Feb 7, 2017
“Over the next several years, with oil prices at a level – say, $60 to $70 – there will be global competition to develop plentiful reserves” in places such as Iran, Iraq, Canada, Brazil, Mexico and the United States, said ESAI’s Sarah Emerson.
Bloomberg : Jan 31, 2017
“It was a pretty nasty year, one of the toughest years ever for the global oil industry,” said Sarah Emerson, managing director at Energy Security Analysis Inc. in Wakefield, Massachusetts. “The big difference now is oil is above $55 a barrel.”
Bloomberg : Jan 12, 2017
Sarah Emerson, managing principal at ESAI Energy LLC, said she expects African grades to continue to hit the East Coast, particularly as Libya and Nigeria boost production. “The one thing that helped boost…
Bloomberg : Dec 12, 2016
Sarah Emerson, managing director of ESAI Energy Inc., said the collaboration with countries outside OPEC would “pull the global market into balance, if not in deficit, by the second quarter of 2017” rather than in the third quarter.
Bloomberg : Nov 21, 2016
“The Saudis want higher prices but won’t sacrifice just to see a major competitor, U.S. shale, benefit,” said Sarah Emerson, managing director of ESAI Energy Inc…
Bloomberg : Nov 21, 2016
“The Saudis want higher prices but won’t sacrifice just to see a major competitor, U.S. shale, benefit,” said Sarah Emerson, managing director of ESAI Energy Inc…
CNN Money : Nov 10, 2016
“Right off the bat I believe he will roll back things like the Clean Power Plan,” said Sarah Emerson, president of Energy Security Analysis, referring to an initiative launched by….
Reuters : Nov 10, 2016
“They remain the most vulnerable,” said Sarah Emerson, managing principal at ESAI Energy LLC. “The real question is who closes first and why?”
MarketWatch : Nov 10, 2016
Trump’s election as president “subtly shifts the balance of power in the oil market,” analysts at Esai Energy LLC said in a note Wednesday.
profit taxes …
OilVoice : Nov 10, 2016
It is ESAI Energy’s view that the election of Mr. Trump subtly shifts the balance of power in the oil market. A Trump presidency that is pro‐business will encourage oil development, permit pipelines, reduce corporate
profit taxes …
