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Upstream investment in Africa has been slower to recover from the pandemic compared to more agile regions with lower costs. Moving forward, we expect investments of around US$40 billion annually, or 8% of global capex, to be the new normal.
Higher interest rates could stall investment in green technologies. Learn what Policymakers can do to keep the energy transition on track in this analysis.
With resilient oil demand and a positive outlook for prices, operators are doing all they can to shift spend away from decommissioning. What are the options to keep deepwater wells running for longer?
Join Wood Mackenzie on 21st May 2024, for a discussion on the oil market outlook and refining capacity and margins.
How do ADNOC, QatarEnergy and Saudi Aramco compare against BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell and TotalEnergies?
Big oil is doubling down on oil and gas. Discover the reasons and implications in our latest Edge article.
Changing Face of Energy Series: Africa Energy Hotspots
In this month's Horizons Live, our panel discuss how we assess the carbon intensity of LNG projects around the world and the effects of LNG emission tax scenarios.
Egyptian LNG import capacity will arrive ahead of peak summer demand
It remains important for upstream oil and gas to find advantaged growth opportunities. Pragmatic decisions feature as companies shift to adapt portfolios to keep pace with change. Efficiency and discipline are watchwords and high-impact projects must focus on unlocking roadblocks to growth. But M&A is still on the agenda, with some operators getting innovative with Joint Ventures.
Two big European oil companies have recently announced deals to strengthen their holdings in US shale gas. The deals are small, but point to an important trend: the European companies still see the US as a core country.
If high interest rates persist, transitioning to a net zero global economy will be even harder and more costly. The higher cost of borrowing negatively affects renewables and nascent technologies, compared to more established oil and gas, and metals and mining sectors, which remain somewhat insulated.
As winter 2023 comes to an end in the US, read about some of the key gas production and pricing updates from the last quarter
Register your interest to join our Breakfast Briefing, where our team of experts discuss the outlook for the North Sea and Continental Europe under these very different investment climates
Read on for developments in carbon policy coming out of the US, UK and EU
The LNG industry is facing growing pressure to decarbonise. But this can't be achieved without major investment, pushing up the price of delivered LNG. Buyers have so far been reluctant to pay a premium for low-carbon volumes. Taxing LNG emissions could change this. Europe is leading the way, with the EU taxing the fuel emissions of LNG vessels from this year. While an important first step, much more is required for the industry to decarbonise at scale.
The current combined production for the companies is over 150 kboe/d but they offer different value propositions.
Excess capacity has sent solar panel prices tumbling. In the early 2010s, the stretch goal was to get the cost down to 50c a watt. Now they are selling in China for just 11c. That is great for solar deployment, but less good for manufacturers.
The Middle East is faced with a significant challenge – building a new energy economy means accelerating nascent diversification efforts and pushing towards ambitious net zero goals.
How to develop a low-carbon energy system and maximise revenue from a mature oil and gas province? Many countries face the challenge the UK is trying to deal with today. Its two main political parties have upped the ante on tax rates ahead of an election - and run the risk of stifling investment. How much investment is threatened? Is there a fiscal system that works for both upstream and low carbon? Can other countries learn from the UK?
Simplified tariffs will facilitate supply optimisation and gas-on-gas competition
Australia's oil & gas landscape has experienced a turbulent last 12 months - seeing the most unstable legal and fiscal environment for over a decade. But how will the country 'ride the rollercoaster' and remain committed to its net zero target?
Join us at our webinar in partnership with the Asia CCUS network where we discuss CCUS policy efficacy and ecosystem dynamics in APAC.
Divestment by the majors creates an opportunity for domestic producers to increase market share
A slower energy transition means higher demand for fossil fuels, heaping further pressure on oil and gas companies already battling to reduce their emissions. Carbon offsets can help.
In this March edition of Horizons, we assess the carbon intensity of LNG projects around the world and consider the implications of carbon tax scenarios across a range of importing countries.
ESG may have lost its lustre, but the issues haven't gone away.
Upstream scope 1 & 2 emissions intensity has been cut by 12% since 2017. But is the industry delivering on decarbonisation?
The third part of the series explores CCUS, which is set to play an integral role in decarbonisation
US utilities plan to add gas-fired plants as power consumption rises. That will help support gas demand even as solar and wind grow rapidly.
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