Post-Budget: Implications for the UK Energy Sector
UK Budget 2026 reshapes North Sea investment, taxation, and energy policy. Explore what the changes mean for operators, investors, and the future energy mix.
UK Budget 2026 reshapes North Sea investment, taxation, and energy policy. Explore what the changes mean for operators, investors, and the future energy mix.
WECA 2025 Review examines gas, LNG, geopolitics and capital discipline shaping energy investment, revealing where risk, resilience and scalable returns align.
Discover key insights on LNG markets, gas demand, infrastructure finance and geopolitical shifts shaping global energy security.
Join us to celebrate Susannah’s Achievement at the 2026 Energy Council Calgary Awards Gala (12 May).
Explore five key insights across the Gulf, revealing how Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE are reshaping global energy, finance and industrial strategy.
As tensions escalate around Iran, energy markets are once again at the centre of investor attention, raising key questions around supply disruption, price volatility, and shifting capital allocation.
A global endurance challenge uniting the energy industry to raise funds and awareness for pediatric brain tumour research.
Future Forecast Report: Energy investors and lenders see a return to fundamentals in the U.S | U.S. and global energy markets have undergone significant disruption over the past 12 to 18 months, driven by shifting policy, geopolitical tension, and evolving demand dynamics…
Even as investors grow more cautious on risk, they are doubling down on growth. As highlighted in the previous article, policy uncertainty is tightening investment criteria, but at the same time, AI-driven data centre demand is emerging as a major force reshaping capital allocation.
While data centers have rigorous power quality and reliability standards, their energy consumption can be moderated or balanced with the grid’s peak-to-trough cycles through smart energy efficiency measures.
Canada’s energy sector holds long-life, scalable resources, but inconsistent policy signals and limited export certainty are constraining global investment. As Alberta’s strategic role grows, clearer regulation and stronger market access will be key to unlocking its full potential.
Political friction, inconsistent messaging, and constrained market access are shaping how global investors view Canada’s energy sector. Stronger federal-provincial coordination, clearer policy signals, and expanded export capacity will be critical to restoring confidence and unlocking capital deployment.