East Daley Capital Advisors Inc.
About
East Daley Capital is an energy assets data and research firm that is redefining how markets view risk for midstream and exploration and production (E&P) companies. In addition to using top-level financial data to predict a company’s performance, East Daley delivers asset-level analysis that provides comprehensive, fact-based intelligence. Supported by a team of unbiased, experienced research analysts, East Daley provides its clients unparalleled insight into how midstream and E&P companies operate and generate cash flow. East Daley uses publicly available fundamental data and intersects that data with a company’s reported financials to asset-level adjusted-EBITDA and distributable cash flow (DCF). The result allows for more informed portfolio decisions.
East Daley’s has the largest asset database of U.S. energy infrastructure and patent-pending production allocation model, which provide unprecedented clarity into the U.S. oil and gas midstream sector. This database is used by investors, institutional banks, fund managers, private equity, midstream companies and E&Ps to understand how changing energy market dynamics will impact the midstream sector in 2019 and beyond.
Editor's note: Updated July 1, 2019.
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News
As Permian Gas Pipelines Quickly Fill, More Buildout Likely—EDA
Natural gas volatility remains—typically with prices down, and then down further—but demand is developing rapidly for an expanded energy market, East Daley Analytics says.
Shale Outlook: The World Calls on US LNG. Can the Haynesville Answer?
Booming production and proximity to Gulf Coast export terminals weigh in the play’s favor.
Analysts: Permian Basin Rigs Plummeted on Record Upstream M&A
A land grab for top-quality drilling locations fueled record Permian Basin M&A activity in 2023. To preserve inventory, E&Ps are radically slashing drilling activity on their new assets, East Daley Analytics reports.
Analysts: Volatility In Energy Business Is the New Normal
The East Daley Analytics webinar ‘Dirty Little Secrets’ forecasts instability over the mid-term as major changes come to most sectors of the oil and gas industry.
Midstream M&A Market May Be Ripe for the Picking
East Daley Analytics will look at factors driving market volatility in its annual “Dirty Little Secrets” webinar.
McKinsey: Shale Poised for Big Role in Long-term LNG Demand
A global LNG supply gap will begin to open up in the 2030s, according to a McKinsey & Co. analysis but the U.S. might lose its competitive edge if red tape, particularly around pipeline permitting, isn't addressed.
Gas Stranded, Caught in Regulatory, Litigation Crossfire
Politics, litigation and regulation all complicate the permitting of pipelines, analysts say.
$70, $80, $90? No Matter WTI Price, Production to Creep Along
As public E&Ps hold fast with capital discipline, even exuberant prices might not be enough to substantially bump up production, although private operators remain a wild card, analysts said.
Analysts: ONEOK-Magellan Deal Survives Hotly Contested Vote
Despite public opposition from some investors, Magellan Midstream Partners shareholders OK’d a $18.8 billion merger with midstream player ONEOK Inc., but analysts and investors still have questions about the deal.
Mountain Valley Pipeline’s ‘Phantom Takeaway’ Problem
In theory, Equitrans Midstream’s Mountain Valley Pipeline has the potential to open new markets for Marcellus and Utica shale producers but downstream constraints may mean it runs below half of its 2 Bcf/d, at least initially.
Investors Remain Bearish on TC Energy Deal to Sell Pipeline Interests
Canada’s TC Energy is seen to have sold equity in the premium asset to offset $60 billion in debt, leading to a slide in stock prices.
US, Canada Natgas Output Could Hit Growing Pains in 2023
"We’re going to go through a period here where production is going to be a little bit constrained," Williams' Alan Armstrong said.
Analysts: Natural Gas Prices to Slump Through Late 2024
Until a slew of LNG export terminals come online, gas production will be high and prices will be low, East Daley says in its annual report.
G&P Rates: Unlocking Midstream’s Vault to Capture Value
While East Daley Analytics sees a growth story ahead for midstream, the market seems to lack conviction. Here’s why.
Analysts Forecast ‘Wild Ride’ for LNG Production, Prices across US
Speaking at Hart Energy’s America’s Natural Gas Conference, East Daley analyst Zach Van Everen predicts gas markets will be oversupplied in the short term but believes exports will eventually drive production for decades.