The transition of energy markets continues

Power generation is shifting from a centralized and fossil-fueled asset base towards a more decentralized supply with a growing number of technology options like PV, wind and hydro power or biomass. We help clients navigate power technologies and understand their regulatory requirements, applications and market potentials.

Hydrogen has been endorsed by governments as a possibly vital part of a future energy mix. Projects are still at an early stage, mostly at smaller scale and markets are yet to be developed. Follow the hydrogen markets with us and stay up to date with the latest developments.

Biomass from agricultural and forestry residues and biofuels such as biogas or biomethane, biodiesel and bioethanol are an established supplement to fossil and other fuels. We support clients in analyzing biomass and biofuel markets, applications and technologies.

Natural gas is the cleanest of all fossil fuels. It is therefore regarded as a transition or bridge commodity. Follow natural gas markets and investigate global gas infrastructures from gas fields, to pipelines, LNG terminals and local distribution networks.

Crude oil and markets for petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel or heating oils are increasingly challenged by the electrification of road transportation and domestic heat generation. Understand and analyze oil markets with us, from upstream production to downstream supply.

Coal continues to play a central role in the supply of electricity in some economies. Others have decided to reduce or even phase it out. Understand coal markets, their role in future energy supply and how increasing marginal costs through taxes on CO2 emissions impact supply and demand.

Carbon pricing and carbon taxes are policy instruments increasingly implemented by governments to incentivize emitters to reduce CO2 emissions. Learn about the emerging markets of CO2 and emission certificates and how prices of CO2 impact the cost structure of producers and supply chains.

Stricter regulatory requirements are increasingly prompting companies and customers to replace conventional technologies and fuels for the local generation of process and space heating or the central generation of district heating with renewable sources. Learn about heat markets and technologies with us.