Isn’t it ironic? How Europe’s oil refiners could offer a route to scale up green hydrogen

• 21 August 2025

In this edition of Horizons, Wood Mackenzie have identified a potential breakthrough moment for green hydrogen commercialization.

US power struggle: how data centre demand is challenging the electricity market model

• 19 June 2025

This month's Horizons spotlights the urgent need for power industry stakeholders to adapt their strategies to rise to a gargantuan demand challenge that could quickly become a crisis.

Eye on the tiger: how higher Indian economic growth could impact global energy markets

• 20 March 2025

In this edition of Horizons, we consider the implications of higher Indian growth for global energy markets.

The bridge: natural gas's crucial role as a transitional energy source

• 13 February 2025

In this Horizons, we take a strong position to advocate for the role of gas in the energy transition and highlight both the merits of gas use and the steps the industry must take to ensure its full potential is realised.​

No country for old fields: why high-impact oil and gas exploration is still needed

• 05 November 2024

In this Horizons, we make the case that exploration continues to add value, cut carbon intensity and lower the cost for end consumers.

Securing copper supply: no China, no energy transition

• 15 August 2024

The world cannot decarbonise without major investment in copper. This Horizons highlights the scale of investment required in new copper mine supply, the implications for downstream processing and semi-manufacturing. China continues to dominate these sectors for copper.

Hitting the brakes: how the energy transition could decelerate in the US

• 16 May 2024

The US is facing a pivotal moment for its energy future. Depending on the results of the election, investment in the energy and natural resources sectors could play out in very different ways.

Conflicts of interest: the cost of investing in the energy transition in a high interest-rate era

• 18 April 2024

In this April edition of Horizons, we assess the cost of investing in the energy transition in a high-interest-rate era.

Over the rainbow: why understanding full value chain carbon intensity is trumping the colour of hydrogen

• 15 February 2024

Dive into the hydrogen rainbow & explore carbon emissions insights focusing on colour to project-level carbon intensity for companies crafting strategies.

Top of the charts: five low-carbon tech trends worth tracking

• 14 December 2023

In this December edition of Horizons, we chart five key trends on the road to a low-carbon world.

Mission invisible: tackling the oil and gas industry's methane challenge

• 15 November 2023

Discover how the oil & gas industry is taking on the challenge of methane emissions. Explore impacts and the path to a more sustainable future.

Doing more with less: Is there enough upstream investment?

• 20 July 2023

Upstream development spend is barely half its 2014 peak, leading to the belief that the industry is underinvesting, and that a supply crunch is inevitable. But is that the reality?

Stick or twist: should gas resource holders target LNG exports or blue ammonia?

• 15 June 2023

As Europe moves away from Russian gas and Asia scrambles to reduce its dependency on coal, there has arguably never been a better time to invest in liquified natural gas (LNG).

Cumene-Phenol

Optimise your commercial strategy with an integrated view of long-term market dynamics and strategic insights into the global cumene-phenol markets.

How can Big Oil stay investible through the energy transition?

• 28 August 2019

The threat of climate change represents an existential challenge to the Majors. If they are to remain investible – five, ten years from now – all will need to transition to business models that are aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Luke Parker, VP of Corporate Analysis, considers what that transition might look like.

The Asia energy market outlook for 2020

• 06 January 2020

A new year, a new decade and a lot of uncertainty across Asia’s energy markets. To kick off 2020 I spoke to several WoodMac analysts in the region to hear their predictions for the coming 12 months. I hope their thinking might surprise you!

Can Australia create energy super basins?

• 26 July 2023

How can Australia transition from traditional upstream to advantaged energy super basins, and why is action needed?

Coronavirus puts more than a third of seaborne coal supply at risk

• 06 May 2020

With seaborne thermal and metallurgical coal prices in near-freefall, production curtailment is likely.

Did the oil and gas industry change forever last week?

• 04 June 2021

Last week's big announcements for ExxonMobil, Chevron and Shell show that stakeholders are intensifying the pressure on Big Oil to speed up action on climate. What are the implications for the wider industry?

Powering down: lithium battery supply exceeds demand

• 12 September 2023

With ongoing oversupply issues, the battery market is in flux. As lithium-ion production continues to grow around the world, can demand keep up?

Can Asia avert a gas supply crisis?

• 23 November 2021

Driven by coal-to-gas switching and a need to underpin renewables generation, Asian gas demand will almost double by 2050. We examine the boom with Lens.

Cathode & Precursor Product Suite

Unmatched analysis of the entire cathode and precursor materials supply chain to help you make smarter, more informed decisions.

The grid edge of the future: delivering distributed energy and electrification at scale

• 18 October 2022

From EV charging infrastructure ownership to the future of microgrid technology: a preview of the Grid Edge Innovation Summit 2022.

How to scale up carbon capture and storage

• 09 July 2021

Industrialising a nascent technology that’s critical for net zero targets

New dual-credit scheme can elevate Chinese electric vehicles industry

• 19 January 2018

Under heavy subsidies from the government, China's electric vehicles (EV) market has grown exponentially to overtake the United States as the world's largest EV market. However with subsidies fading out in two years' time, the Chinese government and EV manufacturers are pressed for time to sustain the growth momentum in EVs. Wood Mackenzie's latest research reveals that China's proposed dual-credit scheme can reshape the EV market for a more sustainable development beyond the abolishment of subsidies in 2020. The EV penetration rate is projected to hit 17% in 2035 as a result.

Webinar on demand | Middle East conflict and implications for oil and LNG prices

• 02 March 2026

Expert analysis of Middle East conflict driving market pricing. 2 March 2026.

Webinar | Middle East conflict and implications for upstream supply and corporate strategies

• 16 June 2026

Expert analysis of Middle East conflict and implications for upstream supply and corporate strategies

Bulks Webinar 2025

• 24 July 2025

Join Wood Mackenzie’s Bulks team on Thursday 24 July, as our experts explore critical insights in bulks commodities.

Europe

• 18 October 2021

9th OPEC International Seminar 2025 - Thank You for Requesting a Meeting

• 05 July 2022

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