Energy, Renewables, Chemicals and Mining
We can help you forecast demand, assess opportunities and evaluate potential risks to your sector, including the impact of the energy outlook. Our services can provide you with the insights you need to inform your strategic planning.
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Overview
We can provide you with factual analysis on your sector, helping you to plan for a future where changes will increasingly shape your industry, including energy outlook. Make informed decisions thanks to reliable data and long-term forecasts for key economic drivers.
How we can help
We can help you make informed decisions by providing the tools you need to understand your sector's challenges, opportunities, and risks.
How we help the energy and renewable sectors
We help the sector by providing projections and scenarios for the world economy, analysis of future trends in global industrial production and energy outlook. We provide details for energy-intensive industries, including what is the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy usage across industries, climate action, consumer spending forecasts, projections of energy prices, and triggers for economic risk. Our team of experts draw on our latest models and analytical tools to provide insights on the most critical energy-related issues, such as the transition from non-renewable energy.
How we help the chemicals sector
The industry is sensitive to changes such as technological advancement, economic fluctuations, energy prices, changes in regulation, and geopolitical uncertainty, which will shape the sector over the coming decades.
To plan ahead, chemical firms need reliable data and forecasts for key economic drivers, as well as analysis of trends, energy outlook, government and consumer spending, and the performance of key sectors.
How we help the mining sector
The sector is sensitive to changes such as economic shifts, regulation, geopolitical uncertainty, and commodity price fluctuations, which makes it challenging to predict demand.
We help mining firms by providing them with reliable data and forecasts for key economic drivers, as well as analysis of trends in global industrial production, energy and commodity prices, government and consumer spending, and the performance of key sectors.
Climate mitigation will come at a cost for chemical firms
In a Net Zero climate mitigation scenario, we find that $570bn will be wiped off the global chemicals market by 2050, relative to a stated policy baseline. This is equivalent to 8% of total production.
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