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Quantifying the impact of global warming and abatement policies on your organisation and its overall environmental footprint

The report focuses on the socioeconomic contribution of UUSA’s National Enrichment Facility in Eunice, New Mexico in 2024. It provides an assessment of the economic contribution the facility makes to the U.S. economy, as well as to the regional economies of New Mexico and Texas.

Capital Projects

Unlock influence and communicate the economic, social and environmental value of development projects.

Oxford Economics partnered with a Major Australian Bank to develop Australia-specific climate stress-testing scenarios, linking data-driven modelling to strategic resilience.

Economic Outlook Conference 2025 brought together business leaders and policymakers in Sydney & Melbourne where Oxford Economics Australia shared key insights on tariffs, investment, productivity, and sectoral trends shaping the nation’s economic outlook.

Blog Common Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) pitfalls and how to avoid them

Australia’s climate conversation is shifting. With a more ambitious 2035 target on the horizon, the focus is moving from whether companies should act on emissions to how quickly and strategically they can do it.

Explore climate risk insurance modelling to enhance sustainability and affordability in Australia’s insurance sector amid rising climate challenges.

The economic impact of bp in the UK

This report, produced in collaboration with bp, demonstrates the impact that bp had on the UK national and regional economies in 2024.

In collaboration with Splunk, Oxford Economics surveyed over 2,000 security professionals around the globe—including directors, managers, analysts, and engineers—to understand how organizations across industries are building a smarter, more resilient Security Operations Center (SOC).

Global markets for green innovations will grow significantly as the world transitions to a low carbon economy. Innovations that are pivotal to achieving climate targets include low carbon technologies such as electric vehicles and carbon capture and storage, as well as critical services such as green financing and civil engineering.

It was fantastic to welcome our esteemed clients and guests to our economic forecasting conference in Sydney, Melbourne and online.

The Australian government is currently developing the 2035 greenhouse gas emissions target as part of its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) submission required by the Paris Agreement. Countries who signed onto the Paris Agreement are expected to set a 2035 NDC target before COP30, which is slated to be held next year.

It was fantastic to welcome our esteemed clients and guests to our economic forecasting conference in Sydney, Melbourne and online.

Following hawkish comments from the Reserve Bank of Australia and a rise in monthly CPI indicator readings in the last two months, markets are pricing in a higher probability that the RBA will hike interest rates at its next meeting in August. We think this speculation is overblown.