June 13, 2025 (Wood Mackenzie Ltd. (via LinkedIn)) –
Wood Mackenzie Ltd. posted 43 LinkedIn updates from June 6 to June 13, 2025. The company's posts covered a wide range of topics in the energy and natural resources sector, including sustainability initiatives, market analysis, industry events, and technological innovations. Let's delve into the key areas of focus for Wood Mackenzie during this period.
Industry Events and Conferences
Wood Mackenzie demonstrated its strong presence in various industry events and conferences. The company announced its participation in the Japan Energy Summit and Exhibition, where Senior Research Analyst Stephanie Chiang moderated a panel on Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) in Asia. The discussion explored Japan's ambitious targets for carbon neutrality by 2050 and the potential for CCUS to abate over three gigatons of CO2 per year by 2050 in the Asia-Pacific region.
The company also highlighted its role as a Strategic Partner at the upcoming NOG Energy Week Conference & Exhibition, with Wood Mackenzie experts moderating panels on increasing investment in Africa's upstream sector and harnessing Africa's energy shift.
Wood Mackenzie experts were also present at the Gas, LNG and Future of Energy 2025 conference, where they discussed key market trends, uncertainties in global gas and LNG, and the shifting geopolitical landscape. The conference covered topics such as decarbonization solutions, EU methane regulations, and the future of gas and LNG in Europe.
CCUS panel at Japan Energy Summit
NOG Energy Week Conference participation
Gas, LNG and Future of Energy 2025 insights
Market Analysis and Insights
Wood Mackenzie provided extensive market analysis across various sectors. The company highlighted record-setting natural gas storage injections in 2025 and explored the implications of potential trade wars on metals, oil, LNG, and power markets. The analysis included three tariff scenarios - trade war, trade tensions, and trade truce - and their impacts on commodity supply, demand, and prices.
In the lithium sector, Wood Mackenzie forecasted a 9% annual growth rate in mine output from 2025 to 2030, with Australia remaining the top supplier but its market share decreasing from 44% to 38%. The company also provided insights into the rapidly evolving global landscape of bulk commodities, including thermal coal, metallurgical coal, iron ore, and green steel technologies.
Wood Mackenzie's experts also analyzed the US power sector, discussing transmission upgrades in ERCOT, solar expansion in MISO, and the impact of data centers on PJM's summer load forecasts.
Record natural gas storage injections
Trade war implications on metals
Lithium mine production forecast
US power sector analysis
Sustainability and Energy Transition
Wood Mackenzie emphasized its focus on sustainability and the energy transition. The company shared insights from the World Hydrogen Summit, highlighting critical trends and challenges facing the hydrogen sector, including regulatory uncertainties, infrastructure bottlenecks, and complexities in securing long-term demand.
The company also promoted its upcoming Carbon Capture Utilization & Storage Conference, which will explore the economics of CCUS projects, economic incentives, and cost reduction strategies across various emitting industries.
Wood Mackenzie's experts discussed the rapid changes in the power sector driven by decarbonization efforts and rising demand, including record investment in renewables, grids, and storage, as well as surging electricity demand from data centers, EVs, and industrial electrification.
World Hydrogen Summit insights
CCUS Conference promotion
Power sector trends and decarbonization
Commercial Services and Expertise
Wood Mackenzie promoted its commercial services, particularly its Commercial Due Diligence offerings. The company emphasized how its expert insights can drive informed decisions and mitigate risks in energy and natural resources investments. Wood Mackenzie also highlighted its data-driven analysis capabilities, which help clients identify investment opportunities and navigate market challenges.
The company showcased its Lens Power & Renewables suite, designed to help investors and financial companies navigate the complex landscape of the rapidly changing power sector. Wood Mackenzie also promoted its energy trading analytics expertise, offering to help clients optimize risk management strategies and enhance decision-making processes with real-time data.
Commercial Due Diligence services
Lens Power & Renewables suite
Energy trading analytics expertise
Regional Developments
Wood Mackenzie provided insights into various regional developments. The company discussed the impact of Alberta wildfires on oil production facilities and supply chain monitoring. In Texas, Wood Mackenzie analyzed key energy bills from the 89th legislative session, including initiatives for nuclear energy development, a state-backed fund for backup power systems, and measures to encourage distributed energy resource adoption.
The company also highlighted refinery outages in Japan, which have intensified the country's need for diesel and jet fuel imports, demonstrating Wood Mackenzie's capability to alert subscribers to both planned and unplanned disruptions across key processing units.
Alberta wildfires impact on oil production
Texas energy legislation analysis
Japan refinery outages and fuel imports
In conclusion, Wood Mackenzie's LinkedIn activity during this period showcases the company's comprehensive coverage of the energy and natural resources sectors. From market analysis and sustainability initiatives to industry events and commercial services, Wood Mackenzie continues to position itself as a leading provider of intelligence, data, and insights across the global energy landscape.
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