Woodside's Tellurian acquisition positions the company as one of the largest global LNG suppliers by volume, says Wood Mackenzie

• 24 July 2024

Addressing Woodside's acquisition of Tellurian and its US Gulf Coast Driftwood LNG project, Daniel Toleman, Research Director for Global LNG at Wood Mackenzie, said, “The acquisition, valued at US$1.2 billion, presents Woodside with a valuable opportunity to strengthen its position in the Atlanti...

Japan to lead captured CO2 trade in Asia Pacific by 2050

• 17 October 2024

Japan to lead captured CO2 trade in Asia Pacific by 2050

US LNG full lifecycle emissions delivered to Europe are 48% of the coal equivalent

• 21 March 2025

Wood Mackenzie has used its proprietary data as well as credible third-party sources to prepare a rigorous comparison of lifecycle emissions of US LNG and coal in power generation

Global SMR pipeline surges 42% as data centres drive demand

• 13 May 2025

As energy demand grows, particularly driven by data centres and AI applications, the small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear pipeline surged 42% since last quarter to reach 47 gigawatts (GW), according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.

Third-party ownership dominates US non-residential solar market, reaching 72% share in 2024

• 19 May 2025

Third-party ownership (TPO) of non-residential projects in the United States increased to 72% market share in 2024, up from 69% in 2023, according to the latest US Commercial Solar Competitive Landscape report from Wood Mackenzie.

Australia at risk of losing its energy edge as gas investment stalls, report finds

• 26 May 2025

Australia is losing its competitive edge in attracting investment in natural gas exploration and production, threatening the nation’s energy security, economic growth and emissions reduction targets, a new report by Wood Mackenzie has found. The ‘Australia’s Natural Gas Investment Competitiveness...

US$ 1.2 trillion in battery storage investments needed to support global renewable buildout

• 02 July 2025

Investments of US$1.2 trillion in battery energy storage systems (BESS) will be required to support the installation of over 5,900 GW (Gigawatt) of new wind and solar capacity globally through 2034, according to Wood Mackenzie. The deployment of grid-forming technology (GFM) needs to accelerate over the next decade to facilitate the projected $5 trillion global expansion of renewable energy.

Global EV charging ports to increase CAGR of 12.3% from 2026-2040, reaching 206.6M total ports

• 18 August 2025

According to Wood Mackenzie’s recently released Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure Forecast, EV charging ports will increase at 12.3% CAGR from 2026-2040, reaching 206.6 million ports globally.

China shifts electric vehicles strategy from price wars to innovation race

• 04 September 2025

Electric Vehicles (EV) market penetration expected to reach over 50% by 2025, making electric vehicles and supply chains priority focus areas

Latin America's energy storage market to reach 23 GW by 2034

• 11 September 2025

The Latin American region will see a compound annual growth rate of 8% for its energy storage market through 2034, reaching a total of 23 gigawatts (GW), according to Wood Mackenzie’s Latin America Energy Storage Outlook 2025.

Wood Mackenzie earns fourth consecutive Forbes recognition on Forbes' 2025 'World's Best Management Consulting Firms' list

• 16 September 2025

Wood Mackenzie has secured its place on Forbes' 2025 'World's Best Management Consulting Firms' list for the fourth consecutive year, reinforcing its position as a leading insight provider and advisor in the global energy transition.

Asia-Pacific battery costs keep hitting record lows through 2029, according to Wood Mackenzie

• 14 October 2025

Annual project cost reduction pace will slow from current 14% decline to 6% in coming years, then to just 1% by 2029, as global lithium supply tightens

US utility large load commitments reach 160 GW amid unprecedented PJM demand surge

• 27 October 2025

US utility large load commitments have reached over 160 gigawatts (GW), equivalent to 22% of 2024 US peak load, according to the analysis “Up, up and away” by Wood Mackenzie that incorporates the latest findings from PJM's Load Adjustment Request (LAR) process.   Building on previous research “No...

Electric vehicle range anxiety: what’s your limit?

• 19 August 2019

Wood Mackenzie estimates that by 2020, 9.4 million EVs be on the road, with 7 million residential charging points. Can the EV revolution take range anxiety?

Petrobras has turned a corner. But can it deliver peer-leading growth?

• 18 August 2019

Raphael Portela and Michael Stinebaugh, research analysts at Wood Mackenzie's Corporate Research team, share key highlights of Petrobras' latest corporate report.

US government looks to chip in on EV charging infrastructure

• 05 August 2019

The US Senate is allocating nearly $300 billion to America's Transportation Infrastructure Act (ATIA). Alternative fueling stations will benefit EV drivers.

How does conventional exploration fit into portfolios in the shale era?

• 17 May 2019

Conventional exploration is back in the money for the first time since the downturn. Today, there's a new context.

Europe’s solar renaissance is on the horizon

• 26 April 2019

European solar installations hit a five-year high in 2018, and the annual market should crack 20 gigawatts by 2021.

Soaring Permian water costs complicate production growth ambitions

• 25 March 2019

Lower 48 benchmarking tools add valuable insight as producers reign in spending

How to navigate a licence round process

• 20 March 2019

Improve your chance of success by following a structured licensing process

The upstream supply chain’s emerging challenges

• 05 March 2019

Oil and gas companies are back in the money. But radical change is needed to boost returns in the service sector, which faces challenges of investment levels, surplus capacity and disruption from new entrants. Simon Flowers investigates.

Can power and export demand support burgeoning US gas production growth?

• 22 February 2019

Short-term NYMEX natural gas prices are lacking support, despite the widening storage deficit and production interruptions spurred by wintry weather. As temperatures rise and outages drop moving into summer, Northeast year-on-year production growth is set to rise above 3 bcfd.

Developing an effective licence round strategy

• 13 February 2019

Do you have an effective licence round strategy in place or has it simply evolved over time to a point where you're not sure whether it's able to successfully meet your objectives? We can help you get your licensing round strategy back on track with our structured Licence Round Health Check.

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About Us: Our Customers

• 15 March 2023

Our clients range from large businesses to small specialists in the natural resources sectors. From oil & gas to chemicals, metals, mining, power & renewables.

About Us: Our Locations

• 15 March 2023

Our Global Teams work closely with their clients, markets, & sectors. This allows us to offer a combination of understanding with detailed regional knowledge.

Walking Japan’s energy tightrope

• 06 February 2025

Japan’s new energy plan reshapes its path to net zero, balancing nuclear, renewables and LNG for a secure energy future.

No country for oil men (and women)

• 30 January 2025

UK and EU energy policies risk undermining energy security and economic growth by discouraging domestic oil and gas investment, increasing reliance on costly imports and jeopardising net zero goals. Discover how regulatory uncertainty, high taxes and declining North Sea production threaten the future of Europe’s energy transition.

COP29 key takeaways

• 25 November 2024

Progress on finance and carbon, but still much to do in Belém

What the Middle East conflict means for oil and LNG

• 03 October 2024

With escalating Middle East tensions involving Iran, the geopolitical risks are high, yet oil, gas, and LNG market responses remain muted. How much production is at risk? What vulnerable infrastructure points could disrupt supply? Why has the price reaction been subdued compared to recent regional flashpoints?