Outlook 2025
16 January 2025
While the global energy transition is essential for reaching net zero, it is equally important that less-developed countries are allowed to realise the benefits of their hydrocarbon resources
16 January 2025
The EU should turn the page on its prescriptive approach and encourage innovation and competition, with biofuels and biogas being an essential part of the conversation
13 January 2025
Regional cooperation over the development of gas resources has the potential to bring peace and prosperity to the East Mediterranean
13 January 2025
Significant expansions are underway in both liquefaction and regasification capacity as LNG firms up its position as a long-term solution for the world’s energy needs
10 January 2025
The region accounts for the biggest share in terms of capital investment in the $2t market
10 January 2025
The importance of the oil and gas sector to the UK and the value of its assets mean 2025 could offer new opportunities and a recovery in activity
9 January 2025
With substantial volumes of liquefaction capacity on the horizon and buyers holding more of the cards, the LNG market is evolving in unpredictable ways
9 January 2025
The role of gas is changing from being a provider of a large volume of energy to peaking supply backing up expanding renewables
8 January 2025
The traditional concept of the energy trilemma is insufficient to understand how energy and politics really work
8 January 2025
With electricity consumption continuing to grow and set to surge further with the rise of digital technologies, natural gas remains critical to meeting demand
7 January 2025
Oil demand growth may be slowing, but the needs of rising populations and developing economies mean the outlook is still evolving
3 January 2025
Supporters of the LNG industry need to concentrate on the areas with the most potential before the sector runs out of time to make its mark
2 January 2025
Global population growth is leading to ever-rising demand for reliable and affordable energy, a need gas is perfectly placed to meet
2 January 2025
The climate narrative has centred on phasing out fossil fuels in favour of renewables and novel solutions, but increasingly, policymakers are realising the importance of hydrocarbons as an enabler of the transition
31 December 2024
With a raft of scare stories around peak demand and climate change, 2025 should be the year smart investors leave the Big Oil bogeyman to the stuff of child’s play
31 December 2024
The world needs to reduce emissions but must do so while providing affordable and reliable energy to meet rising global demand
31 December 2024
Whether it is hydrogen, LNG, carbon capture or water treatment, collaboration is key to meeting the world’s growing energy demand while meeting decarbonisation goals
30 December 2024
After hitting a high in 2019, output dropped during the Covid-19 pandemic, only to resume growth in 2021 and reach new highs. The US government expects 2.4% growth in 2025
