The latest edition of our LinkedIn newsletter is now live 💡🔌 This week you've been talking about: - No country for old fields: Why high-impact oil and gas exploration is still needed - The impact of Republican control on US energy policy and the IRA - Africa’s energy future, on Africa’s terms - 5 factors affecting North American natural gas markets this winter Get the latest insights and analysis below 👇
Wood Mackenzie
Information Services
London, England 334,937 followers
Wood Mackenzie is the leading global data and analytics solutions provider for the energy transition.
About us
In the middle of the energy transition, businesses and governments are faced with significant challenges. But the pace and scale of change mean every decision is made under mounting pressure. Now, more than ever, companies need reliable data, analytics and actionable insight. Wood Mackenzie is the leading global provider of data and analytics solutions for the renewables, energy and natural resources sectors . Wood Mackenzie’s services include data, analytics, insight, events and consultancy. A trusted partner for over 50 years, Wood Mackenzie’s team has over 2,300 experts across more than 30 global locations who cover the entire supply chain. Wood Mackenzie’s data and analytics empowers energy producers, governments and financial institutions to be confident in their investment decisions in the face of rapidly evolving markets. Part of the Veritas group.
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- Information Services
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- Energy, Metals, Mining, Research, Consulting, Oil, Gas, Power, Coal, Chemicals, Renewables, Energy transition, Hydrogen, CCUS, Commodities, Events, Upstream, Downstream, Solar, Wind, Energy Storage, LNG, and Carbon Management
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Updates
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Exploration in the oil and gas industry faces tough challenges. With investments dropping, we need to rethink how exploration can benefit us. It can lower consumer costs, reduce carbon emissions, and create value for all involved. Join Simran Bandal, Gavin Thompson, Andrew Latham and Greig Aitken on our Horizons Live session on Monday 9 December for an expert discussion on the future of high-impact exploration and ask your questions. Register now. https://okt.to/mHG49L
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Don't miss Kateryna Filippenko 🇺🇦 at the upcoming World Renewable Fuels Conference as she moderates the panel on “How can the biomethane market enable economic development and energy security?” Key themes will be discussed, including: -How has the EU encouraged the development of a biomethane industry? -What further steps are required for a pan-European market for biomethane? -How does biomethane benefit the agricultural sector and boost energy security? 📍 Location: Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin, Germany 📅 Date: 12 December 2024, Thursday ⏰ Time: 9.30 AM View the full programme here and connect with Kateryna after the session: https://okt.to/M24mgH
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Understanding price trends and fluctuations in the global #gas & #LNG markets is vital. Plotting the best route forward requires foresight and knowledge of the impact of change. Wood Mackenzie’s unparalleled industry analysis provides you with a regional and global cross-commodity view, offering granular details on supply and supply costs for gas and LNG. Combined with our integrated forecasts for both power and non-power sectors, we equip you with the insights needed to take control. Gain clarity in the face of volatility. Be WoodMac Sure: https://okt.to/PSzIQx
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Investment in the nascent biomethane sector, also known as renewable natural gas (RNG), is picking up, including large-scale M&A as Big Oil and manufacturers build positions. Kateryna Filippenko 🇺🇦 shares how she sees the #biomethane/#RNG market developing, including what needs to happen to foster stronger market growth. Read on for the full view: https://okt.to/GwCz2D
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AI needs data centres, which need power. If AI is a national security priority, then so is electricity. That principle will shape the Trump administration’s policies. Gas-fired plants will be favored, but low-carbon energy could benefit, too. Read the latest Energy Pulse now. https://okt.to/hy8NTC Also covered this week: - The next US Treasury secretary wants to boost oil and gas production - RWE’s CEO warns of Germany’s urgent need for secure generation capacity - Why the future of oil and gas exploration is in deep water
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Join us for the second webinar in our Trump 2.0 miniseries, where we're discussing the impact that a Republican government's policies and priorities will have on the energy and natural resources sector. This second session dives into the heart of these changes, offering expert insights into how the outcomes could redefine areas such as renewable electricity, batteries, electrified transport, power markets, and grid innovations. Register and get more information on both sessions below!
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Simon Flowers covers the key takeaways of #COP29. - Can US$300B/year by 2035 unlock climate solutions? - Global carbon market framework finally agreed on after nine years of debate - Nuclear, hydrogen and CCUS: tech commitments for net zero Read the full breakdown now and subscribe to The Edge for weekly insights like this. https://okt.to/Nb1aZf
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2 weeks to go: Join Wood Mackenzie's #hydrogen experts on Tuesday 10 December in our upcoming webinar 'Hydrogen: what to look for in 2025', as they dive into the key themes to look for in 2025! Our team will cover the most pressing questions facing the market, including: 🔹How will a Trump administration impact the US and global hydrogen market? 🔹What will solve the mismatch between project FID and offtake contracts? 🔹How much M&A can we expect from Japanese companies? 🔹How much Chinese equipment will be deployed in foreign projects? 🔹Will more giga-scale projects take FID in 2025? Register now: https://okt.to/UZbnQl
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Earlier this month Malcolm Forbes-Cable, VP Upstream and Carbon Management Consulting, attended the Kazakhstan Global Investment Roundtable #KGIR, presenting on the panel looking at “Investment Opportunities in Kazakhstan’s Oil and Gas Sector.” During the roundtable, participants discussed current global market trends and their impact on investment strategies, as well as infrastructure development as a key factor in attracting international capital. Find out more about our upstream and carbon management services here: https://okt.to/MXeovJ