Wood Mackenzie
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| Headquarters | Edinburgh |
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| United Kingdom | |
| Ceo | Neal Anderson |
| Parent organizations | Verisk Analytics |
| VP | Khai Yang Koh |
| Founded | 1973 |
| Subsidiaries | Infield Systems Limited |
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| ID | 1018545 |
About Wood Mackenzie
Wood Mackenzie, also known as WoodMac is a global energy, chemicals, renewables, metals and mining research and consultancy group with an international reputation for supplying comprehensive data, written analysis and consultancy advice.
Crunch talks due on deep-sea mining controversy
... Nick Pickens, research director of global mining at Wood Mackenzie, told the BBC many of these minerals are relatively abundant on land but can be difficult to reach...
The ships full of gas waiting off Europe's coast
... Someone else who has watched the accumulation of vessels is Fraser Carson, a research analyst at Wood Mackenzie...
Ukraine war round-up: Carnage at the river and a war crimes trial
... " A lot of buyers of aluminium in Europe are almost self-sanctioning and refusing to touch Russian aluminium if they can, " says Uday Patel, senior research manager at consultancy Wood Mackenzie...
Why the 'shocking' price of aluminium matters
... Sales of the metal fell at the start during lockdowns as workers had to stay at home but then ratcheted up again as many countries exited lockdown, says Uday Patel, senior research manager at Wood Mackenzie...
Five important questions about our energy future, according to Covid-19
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What happens to oil if there is another war?
... Alan Gelder, vice president for chemicals and oil markets at Wood Mackenzie, says, a way to look at it is that the Opec produces half of the world s oil, but now, less than a third of the energy...
How to make phone batteries that last longer
... Battery innovation is pretty much driven by whatever s happening in the electric vehicle market , says Rory McCarthy, an analyst at energy research firm Wood Mackenzie...
Gas find in North Sea hailed as 'biggest in a decade'
... Analysts Wood Mackenzie described the find as the largest in the North Sea since the Culzean field was discovered in 2008...
Ukraine war round-up: Carnage at the river and a war crimes trial
The Toll of the fighting on both Ukraine's health sector and Russia 's invading army made sobering reading on the 79th day of The War .
Russian forces were since The Invasion started on 24 February.
British Military Intelligence said a single Russian battalion had recently lost almost all of its armoured vehicles during in The Eastern war zone. Aerial images showed dozens of burnt-out tanks and The Remains of a pontoon bridge.
Bbc News Russian has been able to verify since the start of The Invasion .
Moscow's forces made gains elsewhere, reportedly taking the strategically important town of Rubizne.
In Kyiv, since The Beginning of The Invasion , putting a 21-year-old Russian soldier in the dock and accusing him of killing an unarmed civilian.
Western sanctions on Russia got more personal when, Lyudmila Ocheretnaya, and his alleged current girlfriend, Alina Kabaeva .
And a Russian energy supplier said it would suspend deliveries of electricity to Finland from Saturday, One Day after the Finnish president said he supported an application for Nato membership.
Learning a new languageAn estimated 14 million Ukrainians have fled their homes since The Invasion started. One of the six million or so who moved abroad is nine-year-old Marharyta, who spoke no English when she first arrived in the UK from her home city of Lviv.
She and her mum Larysa moved to Manchester after securing visas through the Ukraine Family Scheme, and now she is happily learning the new language.
The UK government has plans to enrol up to 100,000 Ukrainian children who have fled The War . The National Association of Head Teachers is calling for urgent counselling support and access to specialist language tuition.
Russian arms supplies under questionIndia has not joined in The International condemnation of Russia 's invasion, making clear it does not want to take sides.
However, some defence experts believe it may find it has little choice other than to lessen its dependence on Russian military equipment, given the impact of Western sanctions.
In the Last Decade , it has bought more equipment from other Countries - noticeably from France, but also from Israel and the US and, to a lesser extent, the UK.
But Sangeeta Saxena, editor of Delhi-based Aviation and Defence Universe, says the Indian Army will keep buying from Russia - not just because its personnel are familiar with the equipment, but also because The Relationship with Russia has withstood The Test of time.
Why the volatile price of aluminium mattersThe Invasion has tightened global supplies of the metal, pushing up The Price , which had already climbed during the coronavirus pandemic.
" A lot of buyers of aluminium in Europe are almost self-sanctioning and refusing to touch Russian aluminium if they can, " says Uday Patel, senior research manager at consultancy Wood Mackenzie .
The metal is used in a bewildering variety of products, from door frames to aircraft, and some believe supply constraints are likely to continue for some time.
A War zone entry for EurovisionThis year's edition of Europe's glitziest celebration of Pop Music is marked by The War in The East , with Russia and Belarus banned from competing and Ukraine odds-on favourite to win.
Kalush Orchestra will be appearing in Turin on Saturday, fresh from visiting The War zone.
BBC Ukraine's Viktoriia Zhuhan joined them as they prepared for The Contest in The War -torn city of Irpin.
War in Ukraine: More coverageSource of news: bbc.com
