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Beach's production to increase 160% post Origin gas assets acquisition

26 September 2017

Following the announcement of Beach Energy's US$1.25 million acquisition of Origin Energy’s subsidiary, Lattice Energy, our Australasia senior analyst Chris Meredith, weighs in on the deal.

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US gasoline demand poised to decline by over 1.7 million b/d by 2030

20 March 2017

Gas demand may be nearing a new peak due to stringent fuel efficiency standards and shifting demographics.

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Better times head for the UKCS, but investment still a concern

17 January 2017

Wood Mackenzie expects a modest recovery due to the improving oil price.

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Seasonality takes centre stage in Egyptian gas market

12 January 2017

Egypt's fortunes look set to change after five years of falling production and switching from a net exporter to a net importer.

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Potential US refined oil product export ban would challenge already constrained global markets and refining systems

25 October 2022

A proposed US refined product export ban would save US consumers at the gasoline pump but pose significant challenges and costs to US and global refining systems, according to a recent analysis from Wood Mackenzie.

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LNG exports drive expansion of North American natural gas market, adding 29 bcfd of production by 2033

17 November 2022

Driven by a surge in LNG exports, the North America natural gas market will support 29 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) of production from 2022-2033, tripling its current market size, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.

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Key things to watch in North American natural gas for 2024

19 January 2024

Market expansion continues for the natural gas sector, but a volatile path may lie ahead in 2024. Wood Mackenzie recently released the North America Natural Gas: 5 things to look for in 2024 report. Key themes to watch for include the need for storage development, resilient gas demand, the growth of LNG exports and infrastructure positioning for production growth.

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LFG-to-RNG production to more than double by 2030, but project success depends on location and scale

12 August 2024

Landfill gas remains the most popular feedstock option for renewable gas production (LFG-to-RNG), but project pre-tax breakeven prices can range, with success relying heavily on location and scale, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.

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Increasing subsidies for anthropogenic carbon capture destined for CCS-EOR to levels for CCS-Storage would lower global emissions

26 July 2024

Captured CO2 for enhanced oil recovery (CCS-EOR) has fallen out of favor in recent years and been supplanted by captured CO2 to dedicated sequestration (CCS-Storage), however, a new analysis shows that CCS-EOR will often deliver lower emissions and better support the energy transition, according to a series of reports from Wood Mackenzie.

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Middle East oil and gas recovery faces months-long process despite ceasefire

08 April 2026

The 11 million b/d of upstream production currently shut-in across the Middle East can only be restored when export logistics normalise.

Editorial

Is there any more upside to summer Henry Hub prices?

26 March 2019

North American natural gas storage levels haven't ended the season this low since the historic Polar Vortex in the winter of 2013-2014.

Case Study

How can investors assess the climate-related risk in their portfolios?

29 March 2018

How can investors assess the climate-related risk in their portfolios?

Opinion

Middle East oil & gas operators in a better position to weather the storm than global peers

17 April 2020

Oil revenues have collapsed and country finances are looking bleak. How will the Middle East fare through the crisis?

Opinion

Electric vehicles can help save the environment, but can they save the owner money?

18 November 2020

Using Wood Mackenzie's Total Cost of Ownership (TCOO) Model to compare the potential cost of owning an EV against an ICE vehicle over 10 years, it's clear that three variables - incentives, fuel cost and depreciation - really make the difference.

Opinion

Will carbon costs destroy the added value from refinery-petrochemical integration?

10 November 2021

Earlier this year, we published a case study exploring S-Oil’s decision to add steam cracking capacity to its Onsan refinery. In this update, we have used REM-Chemicals and PetroPlan to scrutinise the possible impact of carbon costs.

Opinion

What will the gas market look like in a net zero world?

21 September 2022

Gas and LNG have an important role to play in realising a 1.5-degree scenario by 2050 – but the resulting market would be nearly unrecognisable.

Featured

When will tight oil make money?

28 July 2017

Despite its superstardom in the upstream industry, tight oil remains the subject of debate: can it realise its potential as a profit engine, or will over-investment drive supply up and prices down?

Featured

How will the oil price crash hit the upstream sector?

20 March 2020

How will the oil price crash hit upstream spending? What supply might be shut in? Where does this leave the upstream service sector? Our experts share their analysis.

Featured

The future of energy after Covid-19: three scenarios

12 May 2020

How coronavirus will change the world: Wood Mackenzie's view, three scenarios for a post-pandemic future and the long-term energy outlook

Opinion

LNG: why a resilient portfolio is increasingly key to success

10 June 2026

With LNG supply from the Middle East at risk, buyers will need to build LNG portfolios that can withstand supply disruptions.

Opinion

TMX: first insights

17 July 2024

How will Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion impact the North American crude oil market?

Opinion

Gulf Coast Express expansion begins commissioning

25 June 2026

Early Permian takeaway signals begin to shift pricing.

Opinion

Libya’s oil blockade – and the million b/d loss in exports

03 February 2020

In this month's episode of the MENA in Brief podcast, Ian Thom and Toushar Chakrabarty discuss the impact of the blockade on Libyan oil exports.

Featured

A turbulent year ahead for oil?

23 January 2020

What does 2020 have in store for oil markets? Expect turbulence as a host of factors come together: geopolitical risks persist, the hotly-anticipated IMO 2020 marine sulphur fuel regulations take effect, and US tight oil production growth is expected to slow.

Opinion

US-China trade deal flatters to deceive

21 January 2020

Beijing’s commitment to purchase an additional $52.4 billion of energy from the US creates a huge opportunity, but is it realistic and what could be the consequences?

Featured

What will 2020 look like for Mexico gas and power?

18 December 2019

While political and regulatory uncertainty remains a major question going forward, what can we expect in the year ahead? Newer energy policy could potentially lower gas-to-power demand, pipeline debottlenecking could boost regional gas markets.

Featured

What’s ahead for European gas?

18 December 2019

2020 will prove to be the most pivotal year yet for European gas as the industry wrestles with transit arrangements against an increasingly oversupplied market. Meanwhile, the ambitions set out in the new European Green Deal cast considerable doubt over the long-term prospects for gas in Europe's energy mix.

Opinion

Is the scene set for coal-to-gas switching in Japan and South Korea?

28 May 2020

Coal-to-gas switching has been a regular feature of the European power market in recent years. But not so much in Japan and South Korea, two of the largest LNG and premium quality coal buyers in Asia. Market dynamics have shifted dramatically in 2020 - is the scene set for switching?

Opinion

Oil is 100 but there’s no party

30 September 2019

In 2019, annual average global oil demand will exceed 100 million barrels per day (b/d). Alan Gelder reflects on the past, present and future of the global oil industry as it struggles to halt climate change.

Opinion

Poor capital discipline will drive difficult decisions for refiners

07 May 2019

Sustained oil demand growth provides an opportunity for the refining sector. But is the refining sector being overly optimistic about the scale of the opportunity? And is it over-investing in total crude capacity? Get the latest analysis from Alan Gelder.

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Beach's production to increase 160% post Origin gas assets acquisition

US gasoline demand poised to decline by over 1.7 million b/d by 2030

Better times head for the UKCS, but investment still a concern

Seasonality takes centre stage in Egyptian gas market

Potential US refined oil product export ban would challenge already constrained global markets and refining systems

LNG exports drive expansion of North American natural gas market, adding 29 bcfd of production by 2033

Key things to watch in North American natural gas for 2024

LFG-to-RNG production to more than double by 2030, but project success depends on location and scale

Increasing subsidies for anthropogenic carbon capture destined for CCS-EOR to levels for CCS-Storage would lower global emissions

Middle East oil and gas recovery faces months-long process despite ceasefire

Is there any more upside to summer Henry Hub prices?

How can investors assess the climate-related risk in their portfolios?

Middle East oil & gas operators in a better position to weather the storm than global peers

Electric vehicles can help save the environment, but can they save the owner money?

Will carbon costs destroy the added value from refinery-petrochemical integration?​

What will the gas market look like in a net zero world?

When will tight oil make money?

How will the oil price crash hit the upstream sector?

The future of energy after Covid-19: three scenarios

LNG: why a resilient portfolio is increasingly key to success

TMX: first insights

Gulf Coast Express expansion begins commissioning

Libya’s oil blockade – and the million b/d loss in exports

A turbulent year ahead for oil?

US-China trade deal flatters to deceive

What will 2020 look like for Mexico gas and power?

What’s ahead for European gas?

Is the scene set for coal-to-gas switching in Japan and South Korea?

Oil is 100 but there’s no party

Poor capital discipline will drive difficult decisions for refiners

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