How Econergy boosted battery capacity by 6% — and how you can too

• 19 November 2025

Industry experts explore how to complement BMS capabilities with advanced data analysis to gain a complete picture of asset health and performance. Including practical methods for turning unused operational data into actionable insights that enhance your current asset management strategies.

North American Power & Renewables Forum

• 29 April 2026

The event looks at the wider energy mix and how energy supply and demand is evolving in the face of the load growth boom and the increasing introduction of intermittent renewables onto the grid. It will explore how utilities and developers can service new large load demand affordably, reliably and as quickly as possible.

Webinar | UK budget implications for the North Sea

• 27 November 2025

Join our experts 24 hours after the Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers the UK government’s all-important budget

November Horizons Live

• 11 December 2025

Discover how Africa can turn vast natural resources into real energy access and unlock its next phase of economic growth

Webinar | 2026 Exploration wells to watch: All eyes on the Atlantic Margin

• 03 February 2026

How 2020 dealt tight oil another blow

• 17 September 2020

In this special report about tight oil, Linda Htien, Senior Research Manager, US Lower 48 Upstream Research, and Ann-Louise Hittle, Vice President, Oils Research examine the forces slowing the growth of tight oil

What the coronavirus means for the energy transition

• 29 September 2020

Wood Mackenzie’s new Energy Transition Outlook shows the world is heading for 3° C of warming. Changing that course will take policy commitment, accelerated innovation, and massive investment. Ed Crooks, Vice-Chair Americas, gives his view of the key findings from this year's outlook.

The future of gas investment

• 12 November 2020

Capital is the lifeblood of the global gas industry. But with investment criteria changing fast, companies must respond.

Will we need to mine metals in the future?

• 26 November 2020

We recycle a fraction of the metal that we extract – despite the fact that most can be reused infinitely. Is that set to change? How much scrap could be recovered? And is it possible to eliminate the need for mining and processing primary metal?

Navigating India’s evolving power market: capitalising on the renewable revolution

• 09 April 2025

India ranks third globally in renewable energy installation and is working towards the ambitious target of non-fossil fuel supply of 500 GW by 2030

TMX: first insights

• 17 July 2024

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

Keystone disruption comes at a key time for Western Canadian crude markets

• 15 December 2022

Keystone disruption comes at a key time for Western Canadian crude markets.

Tackling the textile industry’s carbon footprint

• 25 April 2022

Textile and apparel reuse strategies will play a role in cutting greenhouse gas emissions – how will that impact virgin fibre demand?

Electric vehicle growth set to accelerate through the 2020s

• 13 February 2020

Cheaper batteries, faster charging and greater ranges will make the 2020s the decade of the electric vehicle. Latest analysis from Ram Chandrasekaran.

The legacy of Australia’s bushfires

• 11 February 2020

It’s impossible not to be moved by the human and environmental disaster wreaked by recent fires across so much of eastern and southern Australia. For those of us outside the country, the harrowing images on television and the internet of course tell only a fraction of the story. Through the incredible dedication of Australia’s firefighters – both professionals and volunteers – and recent rainfall, the bushfires mercifully now appear be coming under control.

UK North Sea decommissioning: the £17 billion challenge

• 24 February 2020

Over the next decade, the UK’s decommissioning bill will be the largest of any country in the world. We explore the three of the biggest issues facing operators as they prepare to decommission UK assets.

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.

Will 2020 be a year of change for the global olefins industry?

• 28 January 2020

2019 marked a transition year from the recent highs for the global olefins industry, and 2020 has all the hallmarks of a year of major developments. Overcapacity is set to result in monumental changes in the market balance – and we expect to see these dynamics manifest at rapid pace this year.

Metals and mining: will 2020 be a milestone year?

• 28 January 2020

With the energy transition taking centre stage, 2020 looks likely to be a year of change for the energy industry. And the metals and mining industry is at the heart of the action.

The blockade on Libya’s oil exports

• 24 January 2020

Libya’s crude production has slumped, oil CEOs have been debating emissions cuts, and surging LNG supplies has driven down world gas prices. This and more from Ed Crooks.

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.

What lies ahead for the polyester chain in 2020?

• 21 January 2020

After a challenging 2019, what’s ahead for the polyester chain? Overcapacity has been a recurring theme for feedstocks over the past year, while the fallout from the US-China trade war and geopolitical risks around the world added pressure – but the outlook for 2020 isn’t all doom and gloom.

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?

How the energy transition could create tougher fiscal terms for upstream investors

• 13 January 2020

What does the changing sentiment towards fossil fuels mean for investors, explorers and producers? We asked our experts in petroleum economics how tax regime changes could be employed by governments under pressure to decarbonise.

Solar technology got cheaper and better in the 2010s. Now what?

• 18 December 2019

No other power-generation technology matched solar’s pace of cost reduction this past decade. The game will change again in the 2020s.

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.

7 things we learned at the Future Facing Mined Commodities Forum

• 08 March 2022

The Wood Mackenzie Future Facing Mined Commodities Forum included sessions on battery material demand, investment in energy transition metals, the drive for greener metals and more.

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.

Global upstream update: the global sanctions slump, grappling with gas and potential US tailwinds

• 05 March 2025

The oil and gas industry faces a cautious yet ambitious 2025

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?