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APAC Energy Buzz: The outlook for 2020
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A new year, a new decade and many uncertainties ahead for Asia’s energy markets. For the first APAC Energy Buzz of 2020, Wood Mackenzie analysts across the region and across all sectors make their predictions for the coming 12 months. These range from Asia’s NOCs addressing carbon in the upstream sector to commodity price convergence and why we just might be surprised by higher coal prices than expected.
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- Dealing with carbon in the upstream sector, commodity price convergence and Asia’s appetite for electricity are amongst the themes to watch
- Asia’s NOCs begin to wrestle with the energy transition
- Commodities prices to converge in Asia
- India to finally tackle air pollution
- Power demand growth will push Asian economies up the global rankings
- Newcastle thermal coal prices surprise to the upside
- Gasoline spreads feel the pressure in 2020
- China’s crude-to-chemical projects growth leads to sustained oversupply in base chemicals
- All eyes will be on China as uncertainties mount
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