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The energy crisis will give rise to new opportunities for Majors, Independents and NOCs in 2023 – but operators will also face numerous headwinds and an uncertain outlook.
Read our predictions of the global upstream trends to watch – and how they could play out in your region.
Is this the year that CCUS really switches gear from niche concept to mainstream investment theme?
The gas industry found itself at the epicentre of the energy crisis in 2022, with far-reaching implications. What twists and turns will 2023 bring to this global story?
Profit margins tightened in the onshore wind markets in 2022, will this trend continue in 2023? What other forces will shape the year ahead?
What are the themes and trends set to have the biggest impact on global oil demand, supply and refining in 2023?
Oil and gas asset valuations can vary widely, but the process of assessing value is fundamentally the same. Discover the three-step upstream asset valuation process.
Wood Mackenzie is the official knowledge partner of Gastech 2019. Join us as we give end-to-end insights on the Return of the FID. The next wave awakens...
Oil and gas companies are not short of data. But the value drawn from it is limited. In the first of our three-part series, we explain how data consortiums can unlock more value for a sustained, positive impact.
The oil and gas industry needs a data consortium. In the first two parts of our series, we explain why. But what does it take for a consortium to be successful? Preston Cody, Head of the Wood Mackenzie Analytics Lab, identifies six critical factors for success.
Digitalisation plays a key role in upstream oil and gas corporate strategies. It brings opportunity and threat. Discover how it will impact different categories of the supply chain.
Deepwater investment interest soured after the global oil-price crash of 2014. What were some of the lessons learned by governments, companies and the key stakeholders throughout this crucial time of development for the Americas deepwater sector?
As institutional investors' demands for E&P capital discipline intensify this year, upstream companies have reined in spending and softened aspirations for production growth. Underperformers are at top of mind as investors assess financial risks.
When, why and how is the great fuel switch going to happen? The great energy transition is already underway - we do the maths.
2018's mantra will be to keep the focus on simpler wells. With investment down and competition up, companies will focus on newly proven plays and frontiers, and capturing new acreage for the longer term.
The market used to worry about peak oil supply. Now the focus has shifted. With the world now considering a structural decline in oil demand, which sectors will feel the greatest impact?
Is lack of diversity in oil and gas companies’ boardrooms holding back the energy transition?
The size of the digital prize is large. But deploying digital technologies at scale is proving harder than first thought. What can we learn from digitalisation’s early adopters? Get the highlights here or fill in the form to access the full report.
Deepwater is becoming increasingly important in the global upstream investment space. Research Director Ian Thom sat down with the upstream team to take a closer look at the trends shaping the industry.
How coronavirus will change the world: Wood Mackenzie's view, three scenarios for a post-pandemic future and the long-term energy outlook
Capital is the lifeblood of the global gas industry. But with investment criteria changing fast, companies must respond.
With the energy transition taking centre stage, 2020 looks likely to be a year of change for the energy industry. And the metals and mining industry is at the heart of the action.
What does the changing sentiment towards fossil fuels mean for investors, explorers and producers? We asked our experts in petroleum economics how tax regime changes could be employed by governments under pressure to decarbonise.
Oil prices recovered their equilibrium after the US killing of Qassem Soleimani, but tensions in the Gulf region have remained high
What does 2021 hold for the global upstream oil and gas industry? It will be a year of uncertainty and contingency – but resilience and recovery are also key themes.
A 1.5 °C pathway calls for immediate action, and collaboration at an unprecedented scale. Jonathan Sultoon, Head of Markets & Transitions in our Energy Transition Practice, explores the radically different trajectory for carbon emissions in our inaugural Accelerated Energy Transition 1.5-degree scenario (AET-1.5).
A mining super-cycle is on the horizon, with significant implications for producers and investors alike. In the second of a two-part series, Julian Kettle, Senior Vice President, Vice Chair Metals and Mining asks: how strong could demand get? How long would high prices last? And is there a lesson to be learned from the tortoise and the hare?
Will this be another transformative year for metals and mining? From demand recovery to decarbonisation, we explore the key themes for the industry, with commodity-level insight from our global experts.
Watch for technology milestones, broadening regulation and a fervent focus on costs in the metals and mining sector in the year ahead. How will companies respond?
Calmer waters are expected for the oils, refining and chemicals industries in 2024 – but that doesn’t mean it’s plain sailing. What are the top trends to track for the year ahead?
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