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Carbon dioxide utilisation could bolster carbon capture economics, but there are major obstacles
As the US rapidly embraces clean energy, power outages loom larger and costlier. Microgrids emerge as the game-changer, providing vital resilience where utilities fall short.
A range of technologies are aimed at decarbonising the sector – we assess their real-world potential
Hint: it's not the heat
November’s US elections will have major implications across the power and renewables industry
As the world struggles to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, international attention has turned to methane.
Record auction prices are causing a buzz for PJM, while data centres are driving heavy demand for SPP
SPP focuses on transmission plans while MISO struggles to address reliability
Biomethane, or Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), has been a catalyst for investments in recent years, with a marked increase in M&A deals. Oil and gas majors, in particular, are betting on biomethane as a key part of their integrated net zero solutions.
In recent years, demand has driven an interest in renewable natural gas (RNG), also known as biomethane. The process begins with the collection of biogas from different types of feedstock and converting this into biomethane.
As we enter the 2025 corporate planning season, oil and gas firms are faced with significant choices. What represents the right balance between investment and rewarding shareholders? And how much capital should be allocated to low-carbon activities versus to traditional hydrocarbons?
Direct lithium extraction (DLE) offers a faster, more efficient, and environmentally promising alternative to traditional methods but faces cost, scalability and its own environmental hurdles before becoming a major player in the growing lithium market.
AI data centres drive new gas power opportunities as ERCOT case study reveals strong margin despite construction economics favouring M&A over new builds.
From tax to transparency, fiscal choices are reshaping the global race for lithium and energy dominance.
The United States once dominated global aluminium production, with vast smelting operations powering America's industrial might. Today, that dominance has crumbled. Rising energy costs and fierce international competition have decimated domestic capacity, leaving America increasingly dependent on foreign suppliers for this critical metal.
Europe’s oil supply system is highly integrated, with the United Kingdom occupying a central and strategically significant position. Our independent analysis, commissioned by Ithaca Energy and endorsed by OEUK, examines how UK crude production supports European refining, trade flows and regional energy security. The full findings are available in the report.
As carbon capture projects face many challenges can the EU close the gap on its Net Zero Industry Act targets?
Colombia's natural gas sector confronts fundamental transformation as onshore production declines whilst demand shifts coastward. Wood Mackenzie forecasts 1.4% annual consumption growth through 2040. Supply increasingly originates from Atlantic Coast offshore discoveries, creating a widening gap between interior demand centres and coastal production hubs, fundamentally altering pricing dynamics.
The global low-carbon hydrogen sector continues to hit new milestones, but only a fraction of announced capacity is being negotiated with offtakers, with the aim of advancing projects. Which developers are successfully attracting offtakers to secure project outcomes?
As the global energy landscape continues to evolve, the wind energy sector is experiencing unprecedented transformation. Drawing from data from Wood Mackenzie’s rich Wind Services offering, our experts explored the causes and impacts of this pivotal shift in a recent webinar.
Gastech is the biggest exhibition and conference in the calendar for gas and LNG, attracting everyone from producers and infrastructure players to shippers, consumers and financiers. It’s no exaggeration to say the key conversations about the future of gas and LNG happen here. So, what was causing a buzz this year?
Protectionism should help domestic manufacturing, but it could come at a cost for buyers. Our recent report leveraging our solar supply chain data explores the implications.
A shortage of critical components must be addressed to modernise and grow the US electricity network
In our latest Global Upstream Update, we explore the latest industry developments, reflect on their broader energy market impact, and consider what could happen next.
The refining industry ranks as the third largest contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from stationary sources, placing it at the centre of the energy transition and net zero efforts.
Latest trends in financing and de-risking renewable energy projects
Power demand is set to double through 2050. This will happen amid a shift away from fossil fuels and thermal generation capacity and a move towards more renewable power. Much of that renewable power generation is copper-intensive ‒ indeed, electrification cannot happen without it.
As Europe pushes towards a decarbonised future, flexibility is becoming the cornerstone of sustainable power systems - but while batteries and other flexible assets will play a vital role, how can the power markets make room for them?
The heady optimism of past years has fizzled out, replaced by a more level-headed pragmatism which acknowledges the challenges facing this nascent industry, but also the undeniable importance of low-carbon hydrogen as a tool for decarbonisation
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