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As I write this edition of the APAC Energy Buzz from my desk in Singapore I can see ships. Lots of ships.
The rise of renewables and dispatchable demand is putting power markets to the test. A redesign is vital.
There’s no doubt the global LNG market needs China; it’s that simple. With some 165 million tons per annum (Mtpa) of new supply expected to take final investment decision between 2018 and 2021 and US$240 billion of investment required to bring this online, much attention is focused on how much China can consume.
Kazakhstan's gas sector is coming of age. But can it deliver on its export commitments to China?
September 14 drone strikes on Saudi Arabian oil and gas infrastructure at Abqaiq and Khurais highlighted the vulnerability of Asia's oil markets to an attack on facilities in the Middle East. Analysis from Gavin Thompson.
Wood Mackenzie President Neal Anderson introduces our 2019 Energy Transition Outlook and examines why the energy mix is not changing nearly as quickly as the world needs it to.
11 projects sanctioned in the Middle East as producers look to take advantage of the lower cost environment. What’s behind the boom?
The International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) major change limiting the airborne sulphur dioxide emissions from international shipping is now less than a year away. What impact can we predict with certainty, and what remains unknown?
Polyester is hugely cost-effective and it’s not easy to replicate its economies of scale. Are there more sustainable alternatives?
After a difficult few years, the global offshore upstream supply chain saw continued signs of recovery in 2018. Could 2019 mark a tipping point?
Flexible packaging... once thought of as an answer to a growing waste problem, it has now become the problem. Flexible packaging expert Simon King looks at a holistic solution.
Can big players in the Carnarvon Basin lose the ego and play nice for the greater good of Australian LNG?
Kelly Cui, our expert in CTO, explains how this emergent technology could transform global olefins and olefins derivatives trade by enabling China to become more self sufficient in ethylene, propylene and butadiene.
We explore the new business models supporting growth
Steve Zinger assesses changing investment patterns of US chemicals companies in a major article by the Wall Street Journal. He evaluates how global ethylene consumption is growing and explores the drivers for this from a low gas price to new and plentiful sources of supply in North America.
Amidst a growing market glut, attention has turned to the short-term costs to keep existing projects running at all.
Downstream continues to demonstrate robust financial performance while upstream struggles.
Dr Pieterjan Van Uytvanck reviews the outlook for sustainable polyester markets in his recent blog.
The risks to supply chains posed by the COVID-19 outbreak do not present a strong case for economic decoupling.
How the taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures is changing the way corporations communicate with investors
Changing oil price dynamics add an extra dimension to ethylene’s overcapacity outlook.
Italy is the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic. This has led to a sudden and significant drop in power demand. What does that tell us about what’s to come in other markets?
After the historic OPEC+ agreement to cut production, Dan Brouillette explained the US role in the talks and its view of the oil market.
Like the electric vehicle market, charging deployment will take a hit from the pandemic.
Exploring how companies across the oil and gas, metals and mining and power and renewables sectors need to map new strategic directions to thrive post-crisis.
As US states ease restrictions, there is no evidence yet of a surge in coronavirus infections. But there is still a way to go before the economy and energy demand are back to normal
China’s most important annual political meetings lay out targets and goals for the next 12 months and this year gives the world a glimpse of the direction the country’s leaders are likely to be taking with the upcoming 14th five-year plan (2021-2025).
Our base case view is that the recession is short and sharp with a return to “normality” from 2021, but what if it became a slump lasting five years or more? Julian Kettle explores what the impact on demand, costs and prices of mined commodities.
The impact of Covid-19 on energy demand remains top of mind, but investors’ questions reveal a return to calm if not a return to “normal”
Once America’s champion of natural gas, Chesapeake declares bankruptcy. A US natural gas champion stumbles, but what are the implications for the market and pipelines? Get Wood Mackenzie's analysis here.
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