• Content

  Silver linings playbook: five reasons to be cheerful

  • 08 12月 2022

  Our analysts have identified five developments that suggest that, despite the setbacks of the past year, the world is laying the foundations for a decade or more of sustained opportunity that will deliver better outcomes for the reliability, affordability and sustainability of our energy and natural resources.

• Content

  Boom time: what the Inflation Reduction Act means for US renewables manufacturers

  • 19 1月 2023

  Without doubt, 2022 will be remembered as one of the most pivotal years in the history of power generation. It was the year that highlighted the folly of concentrated supply.

• Horizons

  The great reopening: what the end of China’s ’zero-Covid’ strategy means for global energy and natural resources.

  • 23 3月 2023

  What the end of China's 'zero Covid' strategy means for global energy and natural resources

• Horizons

  Hitting the brakes: how the energy transition could decelerate in the US

  • 16 5月 2024

  The US is facing a pivotal moment for its energy future. Depending on the results of the election, investment in the energy and natural resources sectors could play out in very different ways.

• Horizons

  US power struggle: how data centre demand is challenging the electricity market model

  • 19 6月 2025

  This month's Horizons spotlights the urgent need for power industry stakeholders to adapt their strategies to rise to a gargantuan demand challenge that could quickly become a crisis.

• News Release

  Robust growth drives North America RNG market to 604 mmcfd capacity in 2025

  • 26 6月 2025

  The North America renewable natural gas (RNG) market has demonstrated robust growth, expanding 35% since 2023 and adding a record 139 million cubic feet per day (mmcfd) in 2024, according to a recent analysis from Wood Mackenzie.

• The Edge

  What comes after the Permian for IOCs?

  • 22 5月 2025

  Discover how oil companies are strategising to maintain their edge as the Permian Basin approaches peak production and what this means for the future of US energy leadership