• Webinar

  Webinar: What oil supply is at risk of shut in?

  • 09 四月 2020

  During the last downturn in 2015/16 supply was relatively unaffected. Even the highest cost wedges kept producing; the associated shut-in costs were deemed too high. But prices only dipped below US$45/bbl for a year, and below US$35/bbl for one quarter. Storage levels were of less concern. There is no precedent for the scale of potential shut-ins for today’s asset classes, if oil prices remain low for a prolonged period. The industry’s ability to keep higher-cost barrels flowing is being severely tested. This downturn, there could be a significant impact on currently producing fields as well as future supply.

• Webinar

  Webinar | A European battery supply chain – edging closer to reality?

  • 30 四月 2020

  The spread of coronavirus around the world and the resultant disruption to raw material flows has already raised questions on globalisation and increased calls rather for greater regionalisation. Even before the outbreak, voices in Europe were lobbying for the creation of a ‘home grown’ electric vehicle chain – highlighting the inherent risks in relying on the likes of China, Korea and Japan for battery cells and other components.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Coronavirus and oil price collapse: will it make or break EV adoption

  • 29 四月 2020

  The pandemic caused by the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on global automotive demand and more so on electric vehicle sales. National lockdowns have kept customers away from car dealerships and stopped production lines. Fear and uncertainly has swayed people away from adopting new technology including electric cars. Join Ram Chandrasekaran, Principal Analyst Global Mobility & Transportation and Prakash Sharma, Director, Energy Transition Practice at Wood Mackenzie as they discuss the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic on the electric vehicles market.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Oil price crash: fiscal responses

  • 30 四月 2020

  Oil price crash: what next for fiscal terms? Petroleum investors, producers, suppliers and governments are coming together to try and find solutions to the current industry crisis. The oil revenue cake that they all feast on has shrunk, dramatically.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Widespread shut-ins to tight oil is uncharted territory. How might this unfold?

  • 07 五月 2020

  Widespread shut-ins to tight oil is uncharted territory. How might this unfold? Who and where will likely be impacted the most? How will producers create a shut-in strategy? How deep can shut-ins go? How much of the shut-in volume comes back online?

• Webinar

  Webinar | Coronavirus and the Polyester Chain

  • 18 五月 2020

  In this webinar, our experts will look at what the impact is likely to be across the major polymers, and then do a deep-dive into the polyester value chain and look at how developments in key industries are impacting bottle-grade PET resins, polyester fibres and back up to the feedstocks segment

• Webinar

  Webinar | Coronavirus and the Polyolefins Chain

  • 11 五月 2020

  In this webinar, our experts will look at what the impact is likely to be across the major polymers, and then do a deep-dive into the polyolefins value chain and look at how developments in key industries are impacting polyethylene and polypropylene demand and back up to the feedstocks.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Sub-Saharan Africa's response to low prices and coronavirus

  • 13 五月 2020

  Join Wood Mackenzie's Sub-Saharan African upstream team for its analysis on the fall-out from the oil price crash and the coronavirus pandemic. We will cover: • Not out of the woods yet: the impact of coronavirus in Sub-Saharan Africa • Before and after 9 March: Sub-Saharan Africa investment and production outlook • Cut, cut, cut: which projects are delayed in 2020/21? • What does it mean for the majors in Sub-Saharan Africa? • What can governments do to fight capital flight? A 20-minute presentation will be followed by a Q&A session with our expert panelists.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Global exploration before and after Covid-19

  • 28 五月 2020

  Our annual survey of the global exploration industry, conducted largely before coronavirus hit and the oil price crashed, showed signs of cautious optimism. Despite the threat posed by the energy transition, explorers were looking forward to another 30 years of exploration. There was, however, a keen awareness of the challenges ahead – the fight to remain investible, the need to increase capital efficiency and the opportunities and risks presented by deepwater exploration. Join us for a webinar discussing the results on the 2020 survey both in the context of the pre-COVID-19 view and in light of the new world we live in. We’ll cover which exploration companies stood out from the pack in 2019, the changing focus of explorers and the role of exploration in today’s energy companies.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Metals and mining slump: How bad could it get and what gets hit hardest?

  • 27 五月 2020

  With the collapse in demand and supply resulting from the lockdown measures, no clear pathway to recovery and much talk about a "new way of working" its no surprise that prices for most mined commodities are slumping. Whilst the circumstances that have created this situation are unprecedented as far as the duress the industry is under, we have been here before. the early 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, the GFC, 2015 the list goes on. Whilst cost structures have declined due to strong dollar and weak energy prices this is not enough to prevent margins collapsing and companies hemorrhaging cash, and the situation could get worse. With the duress that businesses will be experiencing and the need to tap debt markets to fund operations this represents an opportunity for credit and distressed debt investors. Please join us for our webinar How much demand destruction will occur and how long will it take the sector to recover ? Lessons from past cycles: In a low price environment when does cost support kick in ? Where are margins headed ? What commodities and regions are worth a second look from a credit/distress perspective ?

• Webinar

  Webinar | Low oil prices: where next for the Australasian upstream sector?

  • 02 六月 2020

  Australia’s upstream sector was set for a bumper year in 2020. We expected a ramp-up of LNG supply, billions of dollars of new upstream investment, and plentiful growth opportunities via exploration and M&A. But everything changed. The double impact of the coronavirus and the oil price crash has swept through the industry. Upstream operators are in a fight for survival. Join Wood Mackenzie's Australasian team for a live webinar discussing what happens next and why, including: • How the investment outlook has changed • The big reset of pre-FID project timelines, and what it all means • Do low prices present an M&A opportunity? Presenters: Adele Long – Senior Research Manager Daniel Toleman – Senior Research Analyst David Low – Senior Research Analyst

• Opinion

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

  • 05 三月 2025

  The oil and gas industry faces a cautious yet ambitious 2025

• Opinion

  Horizons Live: Eye on the tiger

  • 09 四月 2025

  What if India’s growth matched China’s 2000's boom? Explore the global energy ripple effects in this month’s Horizons Live.

• Webinar

  Webinar | Europe’s power market transition

  • 24 六月 2025

  Join Wood Mackenzie as as our experts share their insight into the evolving dynamics of markets, the outlook for wholesale, capacity market, ancillary and fair value PPA prices in major European markets, and batteries' role in unlocking the renewable transition.

• Opinion

  How worried should Asia be about conflict in Ukraine?

  • 17 二月 2022

  Combined with existing market tightness, concerns over disruption to Russian energy supplies in the event of conflict in Ukraine have pushed spot prices towards record levels. Across virtually all energy and natural resources, backwardation is back with a bang.

• Opinion

  Is private equity the buyer the upstream M&A market has been looking for?

  • 16 二月 2022

  Rising ESG pressure for public companies to decarbonise is bringing more upstream assets to the market, presenting an opportunity for private equity.

• Opinion

  Voluntary carbon markets: here to stay?

  • 08 二月 2022

  What are carbon offsets, and how do they support the energy transition? Exploring the role of carbon markets in the net zero journeys of energy-intensive companies.

• The Edge

  How to tackle the upcycle’s big challenges

  • 11 二月 2022

  Could the margin-boosting gains shrink under the pressure of supply chain challenges, and what can companies do to ensure their supply chain meets ESG requirements?

• Opinion

  Horizons podcast: No pain, no gain

  • 03 二月 2022

  Dr. Liz Dennett joins Harvard fellow Monique Motty and Wood Mackenzie's Peter Martin to discuss the economic impact countries could face from a 1.5 °C pathway.

• Opinion

  Closing the loop on plastic packaging

  • 21 二月 2022

  Ramping up recycling: exploring supply and demand, open and closed loop recycling, mechanical and chemical technologies and the need to redesign packaging.

• Opinion

  The US oil Majors set the pace in the Permian Basin

  • 04 二月 2022

  ExxonMobil and Chevron's oil and gas production plans in Texas and New Mexico, Georgia Power look to exit coal and the surging interest in CCUS and hydrogen.

• Opinion

  Upstream: short-term spend and long-term trend

  • 27 一月 2022

  Cost efficiency is the key. Longer-term, around US$400 billion is required annually in real terms. Resource-holding NOC's share of global spend is increasing and energy transition risks are growing.

• Opinion

  COP27: on the horns of the energy trilemma

  • 03 十一月 2022

  COP27 in Egypt focused on short-term decarbonisation goals and dialogue between developed and developing nations.

• Opinion

  Using energy technology to balance the grid | Podcast

  • 28 十月 2022

  We are joined by the Senior Vice President of GridBeyond, Wayne Muncaster. Listen as we discuss the challenges that arise from an aging grid, the uncertainty around energy security and look at how companies can transform energy into opportunity. 

• The Edge

  Offshore wind’s value proposition

  • 20 十月 2022

  Big Oil’s future dividend machine?

• Opinion

  Can Maersk lead the charge to net zero by using methanol as a fuel? | Podcast

  • 14 十月 2022

  With 90% of the world's trade being transported by sea, the cost to the environment is significant.  On this episode of The Interchange Recharged podcast, we are joined by Jacob Sterling from Maersk, who are looking to alternative ways to power their engines and reach climate neutrality by 2040.

• Opinion

  Sustainability at sea: how the maritime industry is powering through the energy transition | Podcast

  • 30 九月 2022

  We are joined by Pace Ralli, co-founder and CEO at SWITCH Maritime, to discuss how his company is building the first fleet of zero-emissions vessels in North America.

• Editorial

  The drive for decarbonisation: seven key charts from the Metals & Mining Forum

  • 28 九月 2022

  An accelerated energy transition trajectory will put metals supply under extraordinary pressure – while also dialling up the pressure on the industry to decarbonise.

• Opinion

  What will the gas market look like in a net zero world?

  • 21 九月 2022

  Gas and LNG have an important role to play in realising a 1.5-degree scenario by 2050 – but the resulting market would be nearly unrecognisable.

• Opinion

  The Interchange Recharged podcast: speed or sustainability - will we always have to choose?

  • 16 九月 2022

  We are joined by Ben Murphy, Head of Sustainability at Boom Supersonic to discuss how they are redefining the future of flight with their goals of speed, safety and sustainability.