May 15, 2022Commodity prices and supply chain concerns have spiked amid a global pandemic, the conflict in Ukraine, and a confluence of long-term trends. Nevertheless, the global energy transition continues to evolve and gain momentum across sectors—threatening to leave behind businesses that fail to decarbonize fast enough. As the world pivots to low-carbon resources, the global energy demand for electricity could triple to 50 percent by 2050, and fossil fuel demand could peak as soon as 2023—primarily driven by increased electric vehicle uptake. From the oil industry to nascent technologies and renewables, find out how sectors around the world can successfully make the net-zero transition. Global Energy Perspective 2022 Decarbonizing the world’s industries: A net-zero guide for nine key sectors Outsprinting the energy crisis Can the automotive industry scale fast enough? Blue carbon: The potential of coastal and oceanic climate action Strategies for OFSE companies confronting the energy transition From the blog Ethanol and corn markets: Impact from the E15 gasoline waiver Snapshot of global oil supply and demand: March 2022 Reflecting on 2021 global LNG and European pipeline flows The global energy landscape is going through major shifts: What does this mean for value pools in energy?