Our perspective on Energy Transition is different to any other provider.
No one else combines a market leading price assessment capability with 360-degree analytics to connect all perspectives on energy generation and end use, from an asset to a system level.
This is what shapes the view we take to market, which is inherently more observant of the idiosyncrasies that will impact our energy trajectory through 2050. We spot the signals as they emerge.
Through experience, we recognize that the skills and strategy of our clients are as much a factor in driving energy transformation as a policy, markets or technology. We integrate data and tools built by specialist teams of commodity and fuel experts into a platform that delivers the ever more interconnected workflow solutions our clients need – to be the change the world is seeking.
The 2020s have so far proved a volatile decade, challenged on environment, health and geopolitical fronts. A long-heralded energy transition has struggled to emerge, and while global markets are now positioned for significant and structural change in the coming years, this change will likely not occur fast enough to meet medium- and long-term greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals. But an uncertain world can and will produce surprises that could open up new potential pathways for global energy and emission trends. The 2024 S& Global Commodity Insights Energy & Climate Scenarios describe these potential pathways to the future and indicate what events could accelerate – or delay – the global energy transition.
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The 2020s have so far proved a volatile decade, challenged on environment, health and geopolitical fronts. A long-heralded energy transition has struggled to emerge, and while global markets are now positioned for significant and structural change in the coming years, this change will likely not occur fast enough to meet medium- and long-term greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals. But an uncertain world can and will produce surprises that could open up new potential pathways for global energy and emission trends. The 2024 S& Global Commodity Insights Energy & Climate Scenarios describe these potential pathways to the future and indicate what events could accelerate – or delay – the global energy transition.
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