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Growing energy trade and an ageing fleet are increasing demand for tankers, LNG carriers and specialist vessels. Global shipbuilding is currently concentrated in just a few countries, creating an…
Energy GCCs are moving into a new phase. Beyond engineering and digital delivery, they can increasingly own global digital products, remote asset monitoring, AI platforms, cyber response and other…
The SHANTI Act, 2025 fundamentally reforms how India's nuclear sector is owned and regulated. For the first time, private companies and joint ventures can build, own and operate nuclear plants under…
More than 80 Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are under development worldwide, though few have reached commercial operation. SMRs promise smaller projects, factory-built units and greater site…
The majority of global hydrogen production is still not low-emissions, and most countries are on track to miss meeting the 2030 targets they have announced. The IEA estimates that 22 Mt of announced…
AI and data-centre growth is creating a new source of large, concentrated and round-the-clock electricity demand. For power providers, this creates a significant growth opportunity while placing new…
City gas networks have scaled successfully in Japan, Italy and the UK, where dense demand and stable regulation made the economics work. Emerging economies are now extending piped gas to homes,…
Global LNG demand is forecast to rise by around 60% over the next fifteen years, and the long-term contracts that underwrite new capacity are being written now. Recent years have tested whether terms…
Agricultural residue, municipal waste and used cooking oil can be converted into ethanol, biogas and sustainable aviation fuel. The opportunity spans transport, industry and waste management, though…
The upstream oil and gas sector faces substantial investment requirements even as actual spending has declined, with much of current capital used to offset natural field depletion rather than add new…
Cross-border pipelines are returning to the agenda as countries seek new supply routes and stronger regional energy links (such as the Albania–Italy corridor, the proposed Oman–Saudi connections and…
The aviation industry has committed to blending targets that current sustainable aviation fuel supply cannot meet across most economies. Several countries hold the feedstock, the refining base and…
Many of the world's offshore fields are mature, having produced for decades, but still hold significant reserves. As capital for new fields tightens, operators are focusing on these assets:…
Energy and climate-technology ventures typically require more capital, longer development periods and greater physical demonstration than conventional digital businesses. The term sheet therefore…
Eastern India brings together large energy demand, power and fuel infrastructure, refining and petrochemicals, metals and mining clusters and access to ports and regional markets. The opportunity is…
Refiners across the world, and especially in Asia, are investing heavily in petrochemical capacity, with the majority of it concentrated at the commodity stage. As that capacity comes online,…
Energy companies are using acquisitions, JVs and partnerships to access capital, technology, capabilities and markets. These structures can also de-risk large or unfamiliar investments by sharing…
Exploration starts with data: acquiring seismic, well and geological data, processing it into a usable subsurface picture, and holding it where it can be found and reused. Few countries have this…
The fuel station is becoming a broader energy and mobility hub. As demand shifts and margins on traditional fuel come under pressure, operators are adding multi-fuel charging, convenience retail,…
Capital is moving unevenly across energy technologies, geographies and business models. Investment patterns frequently diverge from stated ambitions. Where capital goes is decided by risk-adjusted…
