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A repeat of 2020 - 2022 for #NatGas? https://lnkd.in/d2M9TW-g It made me wonder what people might be missing if they simple used Spreadsheets in their market analysis. 1) You couldn't simulate the entire natural gas market comprehensively. This means you might miss out on detailed insights into production, transportation, storage, and sales dynamics. 2) It could be difficult to handle anything more than basic scenario analysis. If you need flexibility and ease in creating and comparing multiple complex scenarios, you will need a more sophisticate tool. Otherwise, this limits your ability to explore a wide range of market conditions and their impacts. 3) Spreadsheets can become opaque and difficult to manage as they grow in complexity. You need a way to manage data and assumptions transparently, while allowing customization. 4) To accurately model complex market dynamics, you will need more sophisticated computational algorithms that encompass the many interrelationships to ensure reliable and robust forecasts--and this includes the ability to generate accurate long-term forecasts, especially over periods extending to several decades. RBAC, Inc. created GPCM® Market Simulator for North American Gas and LNG™ (Gas Pipeline Competition Model) in 1997; it is designed to simulate the entire #naturalgas market, including production, transportation, storage, and sales. This holistic approach allows for an accurate and detailed market analysis. 1) GPCM enables users to create custom scenarios and import their own assumptions. This flexibility allows analysts to explore a wide range of market conditions and their potential impacts. 2) The model’s database is fully transparent, allowing users to input their proprietary data and assumptions. This transparency ensures that the results are understandable and can be tailored to specific needs. 3) GPCM uses sophisticated algorithms to handle complex market dynamics, which would be difficult to replicate in a spreadsheet. This results in more reliable and robust forecasts. 4) GPCM can generate forecasts for periods ranging from several months to 30 years, providing valuable insights for long-term planning and strategy. 5) RBAC continually updates GPCM to reflect the latest market conditions and user needs, ensuring that the tool remains relevant and effective. These features make GPCM a powerful tool for natural gas market analysis, offering capabilities far beyond what traditional spreadsheet models can provide. Let's make better energy decisions. RBAC, Inc. rbac.com

Breaking down the process. Here's how Rivitt, Bardasz, and the largest domestic E&P company redefined real-time data integration with WITSML. From unifying diverse data streams to delivering instant, actionable insights—see the steps behind the breakthrough in our newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/gTAWVT_c #Data #DataInfrastructure #WITSML #Frac #OilAndGas #Energy

The countdown is on! Just ONE WEEK until our webinar, "The AI Advantage: A New Era for Digital Standards in Oil and Gas." Have you secured your spot yet? Don't miss out on exploring the transformative impact of digital standards in the #oilandgas industry. Comment below if you'll be joining us! 🚀

Watch this video to learn about the significance of lease use in the #upstream #oilandgas industry and how data capture and allocation configurations can impact well volumes. ▶️https://ifs.link/Z29XrT

S&P Global is estimating that gas demand within the United States will increase somewhere between 3 to 6 billion cubic feet per day due to the energy demands from data centers and AI. How can you see how the rapidly growing AI sector’s energy needs will impact natural gas supply and demand? With the GPCM® Market Simulator for North American Gas and LNG™ Learn more about GPCM here: https://lnkd.in/gN7-7Y95

‘At GGS, we have developed technology that does not make sweeping assumptions. Instead, our Gas Sentinel® can produce specific and measurable data of ground gas concentrations to establish multiple lines of evidence for incorporating into a definitive risk assessment…’ 💡 Have you ever being curious about our Gas Sentinel® and why we approach measuring ground gas by considering multiple variables? In our latest blog post we’re exploring our technology, from the early research days to the more recent improvements to the tool, we have been bringing innovative technologies to the industry for over fifteen years. Follow the link below to keep reading on… https://lnkd.in/eyCT4fyp #groundgas #technology #researchdevelopment 

Imagine the financial and #ESG benefits of shrinking lost and unaccounted for #gas measurement error resolution time from months or weeks to days or hours. Read our latest blog to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g5uktzHy

Minimise uncertainty in gas measurements and ensure superior accuracy with Signal Group's Model 821S Gas Divider! 🌟 Our latest research from North Carolina showcases dramatic superiority in slope accuracy for NO/N2 and SO2/N2 mixtures compared to leading competitors. Find out why the 821S is the go-to choice for calibration and why cutting corners on accuracy can cost more in the long run. Don’t let uncertainty be part of your measurements. 📈 Read more on our website! https://lnkd.in/etxUPiM3 #SignalGroup #GasMeasurement #AccuracyFirst #Innovation #ReadMore

Not all RTTMs are the same. Greg Morrow joins the Emerson Automation Experts podcast to discuss how our real-time transient model (RTTM) functions as the core of our high-performance leak detection system. Learn what an RTTM is, how it satisfies the four corners (Sensitivity, Reliability, Accuracy, and Robustness) of API RP 1130's leak detection criteria, and how Emerson's unique hydraulic model accurately represents what's happening in your pipeline. 🎧Listen here http://emr.as/G9jw50SuTst 🎧 #leakdetection #software #oilandgas #energy #apirp1130 #api1130 #rttm #realtimetransientmodel #pipelines #pipelineleakdetection #digitaltwin