McKinsey: energy transition momentum may be slowing
McKinsey’s Global Energy Perspective finds energy transition momentum may be slowing due to growing affordability gap and diverging regional energy mixes.
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Wood Mackenzie: CCU technology development lags behind CCS
Wood Mackenzie analysis reveals CCU technology development lags behind CCS, despite offering revenue potential.
OGCI annual report marks further progress reducing emissions and driving momentum across the oil and gas sector
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative has published its annual Progress Report and independently reviewed emissions data.
DNV: Policy reversals in the US will have marginal impact on global energy transition
Ninth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook finds that policy reversals in the US will only have a marginal impact on the global energy transition.
Wood Mackenzie: North Sea production can remain within emissions targets even if commercial reserves were increased by 50%
Wood Mackenzie analysis reveals that UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) production scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions outperform the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's global net zero emissions pathway by 25 - 50 million t CO2e per annum.
Last Mile Production announces sale of carbon tokens from decommissioned O&G facility
Last Mile Production turns decommissioning liabilities into financeable climate assets via insured, high-integrity carbon tokens.
Wood Mackenzie: oil and gas companies must brace for tough 2026
Wood Mackenzie discloses oil and gas companies need to brace for tough 2026 as capital budgets fall and low-carbon spending faces further cuts.
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Rystad Energy: China’s oil stockpiling explained
Rystad Energy’s oil market update 23 September 2025.
National University of Singapore’s Energy Studies Institute and FutureScaleX release new policy brief on US climate policy reversal and Asia’s growing CCS opportunity
The brief provides new analysis of stalled US project pipelines, modelling on the economic impact of new import tariffs, and a growing innovation gap that now favours East Asia.
Gettings sensors right
Sagentia Innovation’s Dan Spencer, R&D Consultant, and Michele Turitto, Managing Partner, Industrial, Chemicals, and Energy, discuss how to deliver on upstream goals with expert selection and integration of sensors.
Chemical analysis and water treatment
Duncan Baillie, Business Development Manager, OMMICA, discusses how the global oil and gas industry has to redetermine its approach to produced water treatment and water waste.
Choosing the right hose
Jonathan Petit, Trelleborg Oil and Marine, argues that, amid the surge in global oil demand, with Ship-to-Ship (STS) operations growing in popularity, choosing the right marine hoses will play a key role in delivering the cost efficiencies required to take full advantage of this opportunity.
Reusing produced water
Morris Hoagland explores the ways produced water can be reused in and outside the oilfield and the opportunities this creates.
Shell clarifies it has not made an offer for BP
In response to recent media speculation Shell wishes to clarify that it has not been actively considering making an offer for BP and confirms it has not made an approach to, and no talks have taken place with, BP with regards to a possible offer.
Derisking MPD operations
Garry Stephen, Vice President, UK and Asia, Oil States, examines the new bar being set in safety and efficiency standards for drilling complex wells.