Worley Insights

Worley is a global professional services company headquartered in Australia, with a history spanning more than five decades. Worley employs nearly 45 thousand people across 44 countries. The company focuses on the energy, chemicals, and resources sectors, with particular emphasis on the transition toward more sustainable systems. It bridges conventional and emerging markets, including fossil and lower carbon fuels, traditional and sustainable chemicals, mining and materials, batteries, and renewable energy technologies.

Worley Consulting is the company’s global consulting arm and employs approximately 2,000 professionals worldwide. It supports clients across the full asset lifecycle, from early stage strategy and planning through engineering, execution, operations, decommissioning, and remediation.

Who creates our market reports? Worley Insights
Worley Insights operates within Worley Consulting and provides independent, data driven research and analysis to support strategic decision making. Worley Insights is made up of several acquired industrial market research firms, such as PACE Consultants and Hodson, some of which go back as far as 1957. This long heritage underpins Worley Insights’ methodology, which combines deep technical expertise (we are primarily engineers and economists), proprietary cost and economic models, and real world project experience.

Worley Insights’ research is differentiated by its approach to primary research. In addition to interviews with industry experts across global markets, its analysis is informed by close collaboration with Worley’s in house consultants and engineers, who bring firsthand, project level experience from across the company’s client base.

Research is grounded in established industrial market research principles, including data collection from industry associations, governments, and businesses; rigorous data synthesis; and validation through primary sources, expert review, and quality assurance processes. Our reports provide details on actual volumes, capacities, prices, margins and costs, wherever relevant and possible.