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Sector Analysis
Oceania Upstream Development Outlook, 2025-2030
The Oceania region, particularly Australia and Papua New Guinea, plays a significant role in the global oil and gas industry due to its substantial natural gas reserves and production, particularly in Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exports. Australia is a key contributor with several large-scale projects anticipated to increase natural gas output and reinforce its position as a leading global LNG exporter.
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Analyst Opinions
Next-Generation Fuels: Market Outlook, Trends and Opportunities
This report examines the transition from waste oils to next-generation fuels, assessing the scaling of renewable diesel, SAF, ethanol, and biodiesel alongside the emergence of synthetic fuels, ammonia, and methanol, and highlighting the feedstock shift toward residues and algae as the sector looks beyond 2030. Global transport is under pressure to decarbonize, with heavy-duty vehicles, aviation, and shipping proving difficult to electrify. This report explores how alternative fuels are scaling, from today’s reliance on renewable diesel, SAF, ethanol, and FAME...
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Thematic Analysis
FDI Trends in Europe (2025)
Europe experienced a robust growth phase characterized by increased project numbers and capital expenditures from 2023 to 2024, . Europe's share in opened Greenfield Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) projects, dominated by Western Europe, rose to 40% in 2024. Despite visible FDI opportunity, Eurozone GDP growth stunted at 0.9% in 2024, with structural issues like low productivity, rapidly increasing bond yields, and energy costs weighing on industrial competitiveness Despite healthy levels of inward Greenfield FDI recorded in 2024, Europe’s FDI climate is facing the...
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Thematic Analysis
Ammonia and Methanol in Energy Transition: Strategic Intelligence
Ammonia and methanol are bulk industrial chemicals, which experience strong demand from the agriculture, manufacturing, and construction sectors. Low-carbon hydrogen derivatives are now emerging as key enablers of clean energy systems, with rising demand across power generation, the chemicals sectors, and marine fuels. Conventional ammonia and methanol production processes contribute to carbon emissions. As governments around the world pursue various decarbonization strategies, it has become imperative to curb emissions from these processes. Decarbonizing conventional production is a growing priority, as...
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Sector Analysis
United Kingdom (UK) Fuel Cards Market Size, Competitor Card Analysis and Forecast to 2029
Fuel Cards in the UK 2024 is invaluable for issuers of fleet cards, fuel retailers, fleet leasing companies and other suppliers to the sector. Based on research with issuers and fuel retailers it provides commercial (B2B) fuel card volume (split by fleet and CRT), value and forecasts to 2029 in the UK. Fleet card volumes decreased by 0.8% between 2023 and 2024, from 4.64 billion liters to 4.6 billion liters.
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Sector Analysis
Sub-Saharan Africa Upstream Development Outlook, 2025-2030
Sub-Saharan Africa plays a critical role in the global energy landscape due to its substantial oil and gas reserves and ongoing exploration and development activities. It also contributes significantly to global oil and gas supply, supporting energy security for both regional and international markets. Crude oil and natural gas production from the upcoming planned and announced projects in Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to grow steadily through 2030.
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Thematic Analysis
Drones in Oil and Gas: Strategic Intelligence
Uncrewed aerial vehicles-also known as UAVs or, more commonly, drones—have been around for decades, but with innovations and rising investments, their popularity has grown significantly in recent years.Businesses' use of drones, particularly in construction, agriculture, logistics, and increasingly, oil and gas, will continue to rise over the next five years. In oil and gas, drones are proving invaluable across various operations. They are being deployed for asset inspections, such as tanks, flare stacks, and pipelines, leak detection, perimeter surveillance, and...
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Thematic Analysis
Emerging Oil and Gas Shale Plays: Strategic Intelligence
The global outlook for shale oil and gas production indicates a positive trend, with notable increases in production expected from top countries over the next few years, including the US, which accounts for over 80% of the global output. The growth is anticipated to be largely driven by the sustained rise in oil and gas demand from sectors such as transportation and power generation. Although the shale boom has somewhat receded in the US, optimism around this unconventional resource remains,...
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Thematic Analysis
FDI Trends in North America (2025)
Canada’s FDI outlook remains rife with economic uncertainty, being intrinsically linked to the US. According to GlobalData’s FDI Database, the US constitutes approximately 45% of the 371 (announced) FDI projects in Canada’s inward FDI pipeline (from 2023 to close of Q2 2025). Prime Minister Mark Carney initially adopted a tough rhetoric, indicating a desire to renegotiate the USCMA trading agreement. Though, the current state-of-play reads that Canada has filed a WTO dispute contesting US tariff obligations, while elevated 35% tariffs...
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Analyst Opinions
Oil and Gas Sector Strategies in Blue Hydrogen: Market Overview, Upcoming Projects, Key Players and Case Studies
Oil and gas companies have been exploring blue hydrogen as it enables them to capitalize on existing skills and processes, reduce overall emissions, and future-proof their operations through product diversification. However, shifting corporate strategies has resulted in a downturn of activity for oil and gas players within the blue hydrogen market over the past year. Currently, blue hydrogen accounts for the lion's share of active low-carbon hydrogen capacity, at 84%. This has been facilitated by the relative ease of retrofitting...
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