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How coronavirus could affect the grid edge in 2020
- 30 April 2020
The start of 2020 has already seen significant momentum around electrification and grid edge innovation. However, challenges lie ahead due to the pandemic.
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A better year ahead for battery raw materials?
- 30 January 2020
Will 2020 provide a respite for battery raw materials after a year of falling electric vehicle demand, weak prices and oversupply?
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New year, new offshore supply chain?
- 23 January 2020
Could 2020 be the year the offshore supply chain overcomes oversupply AND slashes carbon emissions? Fill in the form on this page to get our full analysis and predictions for the year ahead.
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How the top microgrid developers do business
- 09 January 2020
American microgrid developers are taking two distinct approaches
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What to expect from oil and gas companies in 2020
- 20 December 2019
Is 2020 the start of a new era for oil and gas companies? All eyes are on big oil's response to climate change. Get the predictions for the year ahead from our corporate analysis team.
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Western wind turbine manufacturers are prioritising profit over volume, opening the door for Chinese market share growth
- 13 September 2023
Despite short-term challenges, all leading wind turbine manufacturers will double their annual installed capacity over the next decade, driven by soaring wind demand
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The competitive edge of China's electrolysers
- 05 September 2024
In a new report, we look at China’s electrolyser market and explore its potential to redefine hydrogen production by driving down costs
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Power of Siberia begins gas supply to China (and why it’s ok for LNG)
- 16 December 2019
On December 2 Russian gas officially flowed into China with the start-up of the Power of Siberia (PoS) pipeline. The project, which will ultimately see 38 bcm a year delivered under a US$400 billion, 30-year contract, will elevate China to become Gazprom’s second largest export market and support Beijing’s goals of energy import diversification and security.
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LNG’s short-term blues
- 13 December 2019
In this episode of The LNG Big Chill podcast we discuss the potential for under-utilisation of US LNG facilities, how much LNG Europe can take – and whether a new coal policy in South Korea will provide some upside this winter.
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Could the Majors take a fast-track route to lower emissions intensity?
- 05 December 2019
A handful of assets account for almost a third of the Majors’ upstream carbon emissions – and that presents an opportunity for rapid progress against emissions targets.
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What technology is winning the global energy storage race?
- 26 November 2019
What is winning the global energy storage race? Lithium-ion is the clear winner, but it has one major drawback. Rory McCarthy, senior analyst, energy storage, looks at lithium-ion's role in the energy transition.
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Electric vehicles: is workplace charging good for business?
- 07 November 2019
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution depends on getting the right infrastructure, in the right locations. Here’s how providing workplace charging could bring direct and indirect economic benefits to businesses, and support the energy transition.
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Why women will shape the future of natural resources
- 25 September 2019
Wood Mackenzie CEO Neal Anderson shares his views on the importance of gender diversity in the natural resources sector
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Copper: Powering up the electric vehicle
- 13 August 2019
We explore why copper is inseparable from the electric vehicle story and why we need more infrastructure investment as a catalyst for greater EV adoption.
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Three reasons why bauxite seaborne trade is set to grow sharply over the next decade
- 21 June 2019
Three reasons why bauxite seaborne trade is set to grow sharply over the next decade
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Proceed with caution: exploration’s watchword for 2021
- 12 January 2021
The twin crises of coronavirus and the oil price crash made 2020 a tumultuous year, but what lies ahead in 2021? Our global exploration analysts highlight their top 5 predictions.
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Exploration under the microscope in 2022
- 13 December 2021
What lies ahead for oil and gas exploration? As investors and activists ask how the search for new fields squares with the need to accelerate the energy transition, our experts pick out five key themes to look for in 2022.
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What’s next for Chevron?
- 17 June 2019
Chevron walked away from its bid for Anadarko, but it is still in an enviable position. What will the Supermajor do next? Analysis by Tom Ellacott.
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Simple complexity – the future of the upstream supply chain?
- 16 April 2019
After an extremely challenging few years, could there be light at the end of the tunnel for the upstream supply chain? Read on to find out more about an industry desperately playing catch up.
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There's light at the end of the tunnel for refiners
- 31 January 2019
The second half of 2018 was a very challenging time for refining. This weak commercial performance was due to a whole host of adverse market developments. Are these developments temporary or are they here to stay?
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Where do polyolefins and olefins fit into the 2019 petrochemicals story?
- 07 January 2019
What's in store for global polyolefins and olefins markets in 2019?
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Can exploration stay profitable in 2019?
- 19 December 2018
The exploration industry has fought its way back to profitability, and is now keen to stay there. How are explorers going to stay in the black in 2019? Here are 5 things to look out for.
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4 threats to the global ethylene boom
- 07 November 2018
Can the global ethylene boom be sustained as risks mount?
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Will drivers see a repeat of 2014's gasoline price reprieve?
- 02 November 2018
The average retail gasoline price in the United States is now close to U.S.$3 a gallon, while in Germany, gasoline is retailing at an average of €1.40 per litre. We last saw prices like these in November 2014. Could we see a repeat of the 2014 reprieve?
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What will it take to sustain corporate upstream growth to 2030?
- 30 October 2018
Upstream corporate growth is threatened by chronic underspend. What factors are influencing spending? And what's the growth factor the industry needs? Tom Ellacott and Norman Valentine analyse the lack of investment and its impact on long-term outlooks for oil majors.
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IMO 2020: mayhem or opportunity for the refining and marine sectors?
- 04 September 2018
Alan Gelder investigates the impact of the IMO's planned changes to marine fuel standards on the shipping and refining sectors This article first appeared on Forbes.com on September 3, 2018.
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LNG ship orders pour in
- 21 August 2018
Thirty-three new LNG ships have been ordered so far this year, compared to 19 in the whole of 2017 and just six in 2016 - a result of favourable rates, low newbuilding prices and rapidly growing demand. But owners need to be careful they don’t over order. Is it too little too late or too much too soon?
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Can conventional oil projects compete with L48 oil?
- 14 March 2018
US tight oil has arrived with a bang, disrupting the oil market. But can conventional oil projects compete? Our latest report looks at where tight oil and other pre-FID conventional projects sit on the global cost curve.
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New project sanctions on the rise?
- 21 June 2017
At the start of the year, we predicted that around 20 to 25 major new upstream projects would be sanctioned in 2017, roughly double the score for 2016. So, as we approach the year’s halfway mark, how is our forecast faring?
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Energy view to 2035 in five charts
- 15 June 2017
We've distilled our outlook into five charts that examine global supply by fuel, demand by country and emerging markets in Asia Pacific.

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