Major U.S. petrochemical firms plan increased investment in sustainable feedstocks such as bio-based materials and recycled feed, aiming to reduce emissions by 2030.
Oil prices have been volatile in recent weeks, sliding amid concerns over global oversupply and softening U.S. demand, even as geopolitical tensions add upward pressure.
The oil and gas industry in 2025 is navigating a complex landscape of oversupply risks, technological advancements, and geopolitical uncertainties. Special reports emphasize the need for strategic adaptability, with companies leveraging AI and sustainability initiatives to stay competitive.
The UK’s oil and gas market in 2025 is at a crossroads, balancing declining North Sea production with aggressive energy transition policies. Rising LNG imports, geopolitical uncertainties, and global oversupply risks are shaping the sector’s trajectory. As the UK invests in renewables and CCUS, its ability to navigate these trends will determine its energy security and role in the global energy landscape through 2030.
