Abundant, low-cost renewables will transform Nordic power markets

• 18 October 2023

Nordic power markets have long been defined by their ample hydro resources, but the make-up of supply will evolve as new wind capacity serves a major expansion of demand.

Can European renewables still turn a profit?

• 09 November 2023

Healthy project returns will require effective procurement strategies, project execution and asset management

Can the Iraq-Turkey pipeline logjam be cleared?

• 20 November 2023

A restart to Iraqi oil exports via Turkey is more than just a pipedream, but obstacles remain.

North Sea upstream: 5 things to look for in 2024

• 08 January 2024

Fiscal and political uncertainty will weigh on the UK upstream sector, Norway will continue to grow and Denmark will ramp up gas production.

NEO Energy and Sval Energi sale rumours - what could the portfolios offer a buyer?

• 08 April 2024

The current combined production for the companies is over 150 kboe/d but they offer different value propositions.

Three key takeaways from our Europe gas markets short-term outlook Q1 2024

• 14 March 2024

How will changes in supply and demand affect pricing dynamics for European gas in 2024 and beyond?

How will the EU’s CBAM impact global iron and steel?

• 27 March 2024

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has big implications for international trade patterns

Four key issues GB electricity market reform must address

• 09 April 2024

The Review of Electricity Market Arrangements focuses on four key challenges in its second stage of consultation

What’s in store for gas and LNG in Europe?

• 18 June 2024

An overview of market balances, the price outlook and risks for European gas and LNG through 2026

Our key takeaways from the Lisbon Energy Summit 2024

• 09 July 2024

As the global energy transition accelerates, collaborative investment, renewables deployment and energy security are high on the agenda to fuelling a low-carbon future

Could new EU tariffs on Chinese imports slow EV adoption?

• 09 July 2024

Planned measures are intended to clear the road for European electric vehicle manufacturing, but they could backfire

The outlook for European power and renewables

• 22 July 2024

Navigating revenues for grid-scale storage, deploying the onshore renewables pipeline and avoiding another false dawn for hydrogen

The UK's critical role in Europe's integrated oil system

• 20 November 2025

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.

Rising to the challenge: decarbonising European power and prospects for flexible resources

• 12 November 2024

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?

ARA Gasoil Inventories

• 22 November 2024

Get a complimentary copy of our report highlighting how inventory builds, draws, and trend reversals influenced gasoil prices from Q3 2023 to Q3 2024.

Webinar replays | Energy transition outlook: 2024-25 update

• 21 November 2024

Watch our recent webinars on the state of the energy transition. The panelists discussed what a second Trump administration means for energy and natural resources, reflections from COP29 on Article 6 and climate finance. Plus, how fast will clean energy transitions unfold?

Video | Shell and Equinor announce UK asset merger to create new JV

• 06 December 2024

Equinor and Shell are to combine their UK offshore oil and gas assets in a new incorporated joint venture, owned 50/50. The deal will create the biggest producer on the UKCS. We delve into this topic in a recent video, fill out the form to access this full analysis.

Video | Three FIDs, one day: a turning point for CCUS in the UK and Denmark

• 11 December 2024

On 10 December, three of the most anticipated Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) of 2024 were announced in the space of just a few hours.

North Sea upstream: 5 things to look for in 2025

• 07 January 2025

After the fallout and uncertainty around the UK windfall tax, companies and government may put their differences aside and agree on an EPL successor.

Continental Europe upstream: 5 things to look for in 2025

• 07 January 2025

Continental Europe is intensifying efforts to bolster energy security through increased gas production.

European power and renewables: what to look for in 2025

• 21 January 2025

This year will be one of contradictions in European power and renewables markets.

The Danish government charts course through offshore wind headwinds

• 31 January 2025

Government subsidies have long been discussed following mounting setbacks for the offshore wind sector. Today, we saw another breakthrough.

European power in 2025: the pace, opportunities and challenges of the transition

• 19 March 2025

Exploring Europe’s energy storage gigawatt-scale revolution, and the hydrogen roadmap to 2030 and beyond

The Energy Gang podcast: The European energy crisis – a failure of policy?

• 29 July 2022

Host Ed Crooks is joined by regular contributor Amy Myers Jaffe from the Climate Policy Lab at Tufts University, and a new voice on the Energy Gang, Vicky Bailey, founder of Anderson Stratton Enterprises.

The Energy Gang podcast: Lessons from the Texas power crisis

• 25 February 2022

Ed Crooks is joined by Emily Chasan and Joshua Rhodes to discuss the Texas Blackouts and how to avoid it happening again, the situation in Eastern Europe and how the current conflict affects the net-zero pledges made at COP26.

The Energy Gang podcast: What Does The World Need From COP26?

• 08 November 2021

Energy transition outlook: UK

• 17 February 2025

The UK has a renewed focus on accelerating its energy transition and bold plans to create a clean energy superpower. But net zero by 2050 is not yet on course.

UK government swoops on North Sea windfall profits

• 27 May 2022

Wood Mackenzie’s research indicates that UK North Sea oil and gas producers are making more profits than ever before, in an era where the industry is in progressive decline.

Russia-Ukraine war could slow global economic growth to 2.5% this year

• 12 April 2022

Global economic growth could slow to 2.5% year-on-year in 2022 and 0.7% in 2023 due to the Russia-Ukraine war, says Wood Mackenzie.

Domestic UK oil & gas can reduce reliance on energy imports

• 07 April 2022

High commodity prices and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have called into question the UK’s reliance on energy imports. In response, the UK government is set to unveil a new ‘energy security strategy’.