• Opinion

  Chinese manufacturers represent both promise and threat in the EV future

  • 22 3月 2024

  The big problem with EVs is that they are too expensive. Chinese manufacturers are solving that, and posing a growing threat to companies in the US, Europe and Japan. The pressure to protect domestic industries is growing.

• The Edge

  Why the transition needs smart upstream taxes

  • 03 4月 2024

  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?

• Opinion

  Everyone is worrying about rising demand for electricity. Do Microsoft and Google have an answer?

  • 02 4月 2024

  The future of electricity is at a crossroads, with demand soaring because of AI, EVs and more. Google, Microsoft and Nucor have an innovative plan to boost clean energy tech and aid this rising demand. Tune in to our latest episode of The Energy Gang as host Ed Crooks, alongside experts Dr Melissa Lott and Michael Webber, explore the urgency of this issue and the role emerging technologies must play.

• The Edge

  Can carbon offsets deliver for oil and gas companies?

  • 21 3月 2024

  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.

• Opinion

  How will utilities meet surging power demand?

  • 19 3月 2024

  Ed Crooks is joined by experts Amy Myers Jaffe and Samantha Gross to discuss the evolving landscape of power demand and climate goals. They also explore the rapid growth of new energy vehicle sales in China and what this means for global emissions reduction efforts.

• Opinion

  Beyond ESG: measuring corporate sustainability in an uncertain world

  • 19 3月 2024

  ESG may have lost its lustre, but the issues haven't gone away.

• Opinion

  Ebook | Navigating the cross-commodity metals and mining landscape in 2024

  • 20 3月 2024

  Key insights for investors

• Opinion

  Is upstream oil and gas delivering on decarbonisation?

  • 18 3月 2024

  Upstream scope 1 & 2 emissions intensity has been cut by 12% since 2017. But is the industry delivering on decarbonisation?

• Webinar

  Webinar | Can the EU and US meet their electric vehicle targets while derisking supply chains?

  • 11 6月 2024

  Join Wood Mackenzie on June 11th 2024 for a discussion on the feasibiliy of electric vehicle targets in the EU and US.

• The Edge

  Nuclear’s massive net zero growth opportunity

  • 14 3月 2024

  The cancellation of NuScale's small modular nuclear reactor project in November cast a shadow over this nascent technology. Yet the project pipeline continues to build, reflecting the industry's belief that SMRs can be a gamechanger for nuclear. How big is the current pipeline? What is the potential scale of SMRs' contribution to net zero? Which countries and developers are leading the way? How much do costs need to come down?

• Opinion

  Ebook | Navigating changing supply chain dynamics: the challenges and opportunities facing utilities

  • 14 3月 2024

  How Wood Mackenzie helps utilities make better decisions in the ever-changing power and renewables landscape

• Opinion

  A groundbreaking new method of sustainable aviation fuel production

  • 13 3月 2024

  We are joined by Andrew Symes, founder and CEO of OXCCU. They’re developing a more efficient way of converting CO2 and hydrogen into hydrocarbons, potentially a monumental step towards more scalable and environmentally friendly fuels.

• Opinion

  Bonus interviews at Distributech

  • 08 3月 2024

  This bonus episode of Wood Mackenzie’s The Energy Gang is our third from the Distributech conference in Orlando.

• Opinion

  Assessing the refineries at risk of closure

  • 11 3月 2024

  Which refineries will be most at risk of closure by 2030?

• The Edge

  Hydrogen: how carbon intensity rules can muddy the waters

  • 07 3月 2024

  Green hydrogen is expected to be the winner among the ever-widening hydrogen colour palette. Its potential for zero emissions is the attraction, assuming scaling up of this nascent industry delivers molecules that are cost-competitive. What factors could spoil green hydrogen's low-carbon credentials? Could blue hydrogen have lower carbon intensity than green? Are there solutions that green hydrogen developers can fix?

• News Release

  Global nuclear SMR project pipeline expands to 22 GW, increasing more than 65% since 2021

  • 07 3月 2024

  The small nuclear reactor (SMR) project pipeline reached 22 GW in the first quarter of 2024, an expansion of 65% since 2021, according to a recent report by Wood Mackenzie. The current total project pipeline would require an investment of close to US$176 billion.

• Opinion

  Why women are at the heart of a successful energy transition

  • 07 3月 2024

  Women have a central role to play as agents of change in the energy transition – so how do we best harness their experience, skills and talent?

• News Release

  Upstream scope 1 & 2 emissions intensity down 12% since 2017, but more work is needed on absolute emissions

  • 06 3月 2024

  Scope 1 and 2 upstream emissions intensity has declined 12% since 2017, however, absolute emissions could plateau due to production growth, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.

• Opinion

  Geothermal energy: the hottest low-carbon solution?

  • 04 3月 2024

  Beneath our feet lies an almost limitless source of low-carbon energy

• The Edge

  Re-thinking energy transition supply chains

  • 29 2月 2024

  Can the rest of the world compete with China?

• Opinion

  Global economy maintains momentum after upside surprise

  • 04 3月 2024

  The global economy is expected to grow at a decent clip again in 2024 – but downside risks have escalated since our last quarterly update.

• Content

  Enlit Europe 2023

  • 03 8月 2022

  Meet our team at this year's Enlit Europe 2023, taking place in Paris, France | 28-30 November

• Opinion

  How can we develop new energy technologies and get them deployed at scale?

  • 05 3月 2024

  As the world moves towards a sustainable energy future, government support is essential for research to develop new technologies, and for investment to deploy them at scale. But how do we know which strategies will be most effective for the progress we need, both to bring down the costs of existing technologies and to create new breakthroughs? Ed Crooks, Melissa Lott and Jessika Trancik discuss the progress of clean energy technologies.

• Opinion

  How to create the skilled workforce of 2030

  • 26 2月 2024

  Addressing skill shortages in the global energy transition.

• The Edge

  Is consolidation changing upstream’s appetite for investment?

  • 22 2月 2024

  What does it all mean for the organic investment required to deliver the new supply to meet demand?

• Opinion

  What does the EU’s new decarbonisation roadmap mean for its carbon economy?

  • 21 2月 2024

  Key takeaways from the 2040 Climate Target, Net Zero Industry Act and Industrial Carbon Management Strategy

• Opinion

  2024’s carbon policy so far: four key takeaways

  • 22 2月 2024

  Read on for our pick of this year’s big carbon policy developments so far

• Opinion

  Red Sea crisis: what crisis? Not for US refiners as refining margins boom

  • 19 2月 2024

  US product exports to Europe advantaged as Middle East/West Coast India exports are challenged by Red Sea disruption

• News Release

  Carbon intensity regulation to make or break global low-carbon hydrogen market

  • 15 2月 2024

  The future of low-carbon hydrogen hinges on global policymakers introducing regulations and subsidies that focus on the carbon intensity of the hydrogen produced rather than its colour.

• News Release

  Incentives uncertainty clouds Pathways Alliance economic feasibility

  • 14 2月 2024

  As the $12 billion phase one of Canada’s Pathways Alliance nears FID, the world’s largest carbon capture and storage (CCUS) proposal faces uncertainty surrounding the long-term availability of economic incentives, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.