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Wood Mackenzie

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Wood Mackenzie

@WoodMackenzie

Global leader in analytics, insights and data, offering an interconnected view across the entire energy and natural resources landscape.

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Joined June 2011

Wood Mackenzie
@WoodMackenzie
Jul 23
Europe’s gas market is facing renewed winter pressure. European storage is only just above 50% full, Asian LNG demand is recovering and supply disruption through the Strait of Hormuz is increasing competition for cargoes. Wood Mackenzie analysis finds low inventories could keep
Is Europe’s gas market inching towards a winter crisis? | Wood Mackenzie
From woodmac.com
Wood Mackenzie
@WoodMackenzie
Jul 22
Battery storage is changing Texas’ power market. Wood Mackenzie research shows battery capacity on the ERCOT grid has grown from 857 MW in 2021 to 21.7 GW in 2026, helping reduce extreme electricity price spikes. That benefits consumers, but creates a new challenge for
Battery storage proves its value in moderating Texas power price volatility
From woodmac.com
Wood Mackenzie
@WoodMackenzie
Jul 21
Six months into 2026, the global cleantech supply chain is being reshaped by forces that were hard to fully anticipate at the start of the year. Chinese cleantech exports surged 38% year-on-year ahead of VAT rebate expiries. Lithium prices reversed years of decline. The Strait
Global cleantech supply chain 2026 outlook: half-time report
From woodmac.com
Wood Mackenzie
@WoodMackenzie
Jul 21
Higher oil and gas prices have delivered a cash windfall for the upstream sector in the first half of 2026. But one question now looms large: will capital discipline hold? Our latest Upstream oil and gas 2026 outlook: half-time report examines how the industry is responding to
Wood Mackenzie
@WoodMackenzie
Jul 16
Is Nigeria’s deepwater sector entering a new chapter? After years of limited investment, policy reforms, fiscal incentives and renewed IOC activity are reshaping the outlook for one of Africa’s most important offshore provinces. What could this mean for future production,
Is Nigeria’s deepwater roaring back? | Wood Mackenzie
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