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The energy conversation is shifting—from bold promises to grounded execution. In today’s market, realism and pragmatism are not just buzzwords but essential lenses through which companies are reassessing strategy, investment and impact. Join us for a market-focused discussion on gaining clarity in a fast-paced landscape. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dAgGM-NS Uma Ranganathan Lars Eirik Nicolaisen Artem Abramov Leslie Wei #energy #futureofenergy #RystadTalksEnergy

A big shoutout to all our amazing, new talents who were part of the Rystad Energy Academy – H1 2025 Class this week. At Rystad Energy, we believe in the power of connection and energy. That’s why every six months, we bring our newest team members from around the globe to our HQ in Oslo for an unforgettable experience. From behind-the-scenes looks at all the departments to hands-on training and fun evening activities, the academy program was all about growing together to build the future of energy. Here’s to the start of an exciting journey ahead, empowered and connected with one another.

The future of European hard-to-abate sectors remains highly uncertain. Is Europe on the right path to meet its climate targets and protect the competitiveness of domestic industry? Find the answer here: https://lnkd.in/gzVDpeyW

Chart of the week: Norway and UK's oil and gas industries are on markedly different paths, and the investment gap between the two neighboring suppliers is set to continue into the 2030s. Between now and 2035, Norway is expected to attract an average offshore outlay of $18.9 billion per year, while the UKCS is projected to check in at $4.97 billion per year—comprising only a quarter of Norway’s level. Much of this difference lies in the two countries’ expected greenfield spending going forward, which is set to comprise half of Norway’s investments in the period, against only 35% in the UK. This trend is largely sparked by fiscal differences and the UK’s lack of commercial discoveries, which sees Norway taking a clear upper hand in terms of expected sanctioning activity. Conversely, the UK will see most capital allocated to already producing fields, as a significant portfolio of late-life assets will require higher spending per boe to be produced. To learn more about the latest oil and gas industry insights, download the whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/dchP6Gme #oilandgas #offshoreinvestments #rystadenery

Analyze national oil companies' resilience in the oil and gas sector, their decarbonization plans and business diversification strategies. Benchmark peers in our latest NOC/INOC Corporate Strategy whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/dne8px7E #nationaloilcompanies #sustiainability #oilandgasindustry

Australian voters will face a pivotal choice: the incumbent Labor government’s 82% renewable energy target or the Liberal-National Party’s (LNP) plan to build 13 gigawatts (GW) of nuclear power by 2051 to replace coal generation. Rystad Energy’s research suggests that reaching the 82% target will be difficult, with more realistic projections under Labor placing the renewable share at around 65%—a shortfall of 17%, even in the most optimistic scenarios. Further analysis from Rystad Energy highlights an urgent need for gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Australia. By 2028, New South Wales (NSW), South Australia and Victoria (VIC) are expected to face capacity shortfalls as coal and gas plants retire. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d5JtZHPm #Australia #Rystadenergy

Latin America has long been a dominant force in the global energy market, built on vast oil and gas reserves. As energy demand evolves, national oil companies (NOCs) must not forsake oil but rather ensure its competitiveness while prudently exploring emerging energy markets. Read the special insights from W. Schreiner Parker, Managing Director for Latin America, to learn more: https://lnkd.in/diQNZyDK #nationaloilcompanies #globalenergymarket #oilandgasindustry

Global energy markets are deeply connected, and U.S. LNG export restrictions could have major consequences for Europe’s energy security. How will this impact mid-term gas prices and liquefaction capacity? Find out here: https://lnkd.in/dCfg6Rek

Looking ahead to International Women's Day tomorrow, at Rystad Energy we recognize that it holds deep and meaningful significance for all of us. That's why we asked some of our "Women in Energy" to share the word that best captures the importance of this day. The result? An inspiring collection of words that we encourage you to explore. "Empowering together" is at the heart of our internal objective. Our culture embraces and values diversity across every department, with clear and actionable goals. We’re targeting a 50% female representation in our new hires, building a strong and diverse talent pipeline and ensuring equal opportunities for everyone in our workforce. Throughout March, we will celebrate and honor International Women's Day in various ways, including team lunches, inspiring panels featuring women from within our industry, webinars and workshops. Our goal is to foster a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive and reach their full potential. So, how about you? What word would you use to describe International Women's Day? ***** Last but not least, a special thank you to our featured "Women in Energy": Monica Hagen - VP Accounting & Office Management, Administration Neetu Chawat - Office Associate, Administration Alexandra Gerken - Senior Management Consultant, Advisory EMEA Iben Fürst Frimann-Dahl - Partner, Advisory EMEA Allyn S. - Senior Client Support Specialist, Client Services Adriana Fusaro - Digital Marketing Manager, Marketing and Communication Laura Rodríguez Skaug - Media Relations Manager, Marketing and Communication Molly Beyer - EMEA Marketing Manager, Marketing and Communication Francesca Mariani Bjørnflaten - Vice President, New Energies Gayathri G - Operations Associate, Operations Anna-Maria Andersen - Head of Product Commercialization, Product Junlin Yu - Senior Data Analyst, Supply Chain Camilla Gjersvik - Senior Talent Manager and Global DEI&B Lead, Talent Management Katarina Grujic - Senior Tech Project Manager, Technology

How are data centers reshaping the US power sector? Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSEUh7Rx The latest REview from Rystad Energy explores how rising energy demand from data centers, fueled by AI and cloud computing, is driving shifts in the power market. With data center consumption projected to reach up to 10% of US electricity demand by 2035, natural gas is emerging as a key power source, with planned capacity additions at their highest since 2017. Read this month’s edition to stay ahead of the curve. REview is our monthly thought leadership series, delivering forward-looking insights on the industry’s most pressing challenges: https://lnkd.in/gjvG2DzC #DataCenters #EnergyInfrastructure #ArtificialIntelligence #REview