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Global Energy Policy Developments - Q1 2025

Publisher GlobalData
Published Feb 28, 2025
Length 15 Pages
SKU # GBDT19975396

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Global Energy Policy Developments - Q1 2025

Summary

The global energy policy landscape in late 2024 and Q1 2025 is dominated by the actions of - and reactions to - the new U.S. President Donald Trump’s revolution of the domestic and international energy and economic landscape. The policy developments include dismantling of permitting and regulation frameworks, energy transition subsidies, sanctions and tariffs. The responses from allies and foes vary. Antagonized allies, in Canada and the EU, have begun to re-think projects, suppliers and alliances. Foes have sought to overcome sanctions and trade barriers. Meanwhile, individual countries scramble to balance the economic rents of fossil fuels, energy security, and renewable energy goals.

Scope
  • Review of latest energy policy developments by region
  • Global analysis of energy developments
  • Assesment of relevant electoral events and outlook
Reasons to Buy
  • Get an executive view of regulatory, policy and geopolitical trends in Energy.
  • Stay up to date with the latest developments in energy policy, affecting Oil & Gas and Renewables.
  • Assess the electoral outlook of countries.

Table of Contents

15 Pages
Executive Insights
Major electoral events (2024 – Q2 2025)
Energy Policy Developments by Region
North America
Biden’s Offshore Drilling Ban Sparks Industry Backlash, Legal Challenge
Trump Moves Aggressively to Expand U.S. Energy Production, Rolls Back Key Restrictions
New US sanctions, CNOOC divests, tariffs to affect drillers, and Paris agreement exit alarms
Canada’s Oil and Gas policy stance under external and internal pressure
Europe
Ukraine gas transit stops, European countries prepare for shortages, Nordstream 2 re-considered
Norway’s links to European power market cause price hikes, despite ample fossil fuel production
European countries prepare for impact of sanctions on energy markets and rocky geopolitics
UK’s 2024 Budget & Finance Bill, scrutiny on Energy mergers, uncertainty over decommissioning and increased sanctions on Russian majors
Former Soviet Union (FSU)
Russia's pushes through strategic alternatives despite sanctions
Remaining Russian gas exports to Europe disrupted
Latin America & Caribbean
Argentina to unleash fossil fuel exports with investment incentives framework, secures off-takers
Brazil’s Energy Policy body announces sweeping reforms to boost fossil fuels and renewables.
Energy Security concerns rise in Colombia as rushed fossil fuel phase-out faces challenges.
Mexico's Constitutional reform to redefine PEMEX's strategic role in national energy sector
Middle East
Cyprus and Egypt reach agreement for processing of gas meant for Europe
Saudi Arabia allocates $100 billion for renewable energy, no plans for upstream slow-down
Iran seeks Russian gas supply, aims to recover stranded oil in Chinese ports
ADNOC Gas signs strategic LNG supply deal with Japan's JERA and India’s ONGC, leads GCC in renewable plans
Africa
Nigeria, Angola, and Libya Push for Investment and Regulatory Reforms in Oil Sector
South Africa’s controversial turn to nuclear, Mozambique projects face security threats
US Foreign Aid Cuts Threaten Africa’s Energy Development and Geopolitical Alliances
Asia-Pacific
China Expands Russian Oil Imports, Enforces Emissions Control and Port Bans
Vietnam and Malaysia Adjust Energy Strategies Amid Challenges
Japan Sets 2040 Climate and Energy Goals
India Expands U.S. Energy Deals, Faces Sanctions Risks on Russian Oil
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Table 1: Major Global Oil and Gas Deals

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