This study takes a long-term strategic view of the global market out to 2030 covering the prospects for gas supply and demand, infrastructure investment in gas pipelines, storage and LNG facilities, as well as international gas trade and wholesale gas prices. Three scenarios are considered which are designed to test what might happen under different market states: broad balance, supply surplus, and supply deficit. Projections are based using Nexant's propreitary World Gas Model.

This study provides an in-depth quantitative and qualitative analysis of various new and developing technologies for the production of propylene via conventional and emerging process routes and conventional and non-conventional feedstocks, including biomass.

This study analyzes the economics of an integrated coal-based gasification complex producing electric power via IGCC technology and chemical derivatives.

This study examines the manufacturing (by biological and thermochemical routes), economic, global commercial, regulatory, and practical feasibility of biobutanol, and considers whether/how it could fit into existing ethanol/petroleum gasoline infrastructure.