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Wood Mackenzie is a global research, data, and analytics firm serving the energy and natural resources sectors, founded in Edinburgh in 1973 and operating under Veritas Capital private equity ownership since 2023. The company serves oil and gas corporations (upstream majors, NOCs, E&Ps), power and renewables companies (utilities, independent power providers, renewable developers), metals and mining corporations, financial institutions, and government/regulatory bodies. Its primary delivery surface is the integrated Wood Mackenzie Lens platform, which unifies cross-sector research, proprietary valuation models, and asset-level data across subsurface, upstream, gas and LNG, hydrogen, power and renewables, metals and mining, carbon, and emissions. Subscription access to Lens modules (e.g., Lens Power & Renewables, Lens Upstream, Lens Hydrogen) is the primary revenue engine, complemented by bespoke consulting engagements and a recurring global events business (CCUS Conference, European Power Investment Summit, Solar & Energy Storage Summit, LNG Conference).

The firm monetizes 50 years of accumulated proprietary, bottom-up asset-level data through a quote-based enterprise subscription model priced by scope and sector coverage; the Lens Direct API additionally enables machine-readable integration of Wood Mackenzie data into client systems. The product portfolio has expanded to include dedicated M&A Service, Corporate Strategy & Analytics Service (CSAS), Supply Chain Analytics (formerly PowerAdvocate), Power Trading Analytics, and AI-enabled decision intelligence via Synoptic. LandGate, acquired in June 2026, has been integrated to extend capability into US power transmission and land intelligence, directly addressing data-centre-driven electricity load growth.

Wood Mackenzie employs 2,600+ market experts, data scientists, and thought leaders across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific. Senior leadership includes CEO Jason Liu and Chairman/Chief Analyst Simon Flowers (co-authors of the thought-leadership book Connected). The acquisition cadence under Veritas Capital has accelerated inorganic capability build, with LandGate (June 2026), Roskill Information Services (2021), Brook Hunt & Associates (2008), and Barlow Jonker (2007) all integrated or in integration. Distribution relies on direct enterprise sales, an event-led demand-gen motion, podcast and newsletter thought leadership (The Energy Gang, Interchange Recharged, The Inside Track, Horizons), and earned media coverage in Reuters, Bloomberg, and energy trade press.

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Wood Mackenzie is a global energy and natural resources research, data, and analytics firm founded in 1973, serving oil and gas, power and renewables, and metals and mining corporations through its Lens platform and consulting services.

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Markets served

Serves global market

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energy market research, commodity data analytics, upstream oil gas intelligence, power renewables forecasting, metals mining research
Product category
Energy and Natural Resources Research and Analytics
Social media profiles2 records
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Revenue model3 records
1Subscription-based Research and Analytics Access
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Wood Mackenzie generates primary revenue through subscription access to its Lens platform and sector-specific research services including Lens Power & Renewables, Lens Hydrogen, Lens Upstream, Lens Subsurface, Lens Gas & LNG, Lens Metals & Mining, Lens Carbon, Lens Emissions, and Energy Transition scenarios. Subscriptions provide access to proprietary data, analyst insights, reports, and online tools. Additional revenue comes from the Lens Direct API for enterprise data integration.

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2Consulting Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Bespoke strategic, market and operational improvement consulting services in energy and natural resources, delivered by expert consultants who add dimension to Wood Mackenzie's data and analytics offerings, helping clients navigate critical challenges and execute capital investment decisions.

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3Conference and Event Registration
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue generated from paid attendance at Wood Mackenzie hosted conferences including the CCUS Conference (early booking rate $995 USD, standard rate $1,395 USD), European Power Investment Summit, and other industry summits, with additional sponsorship revenue from corporate sponsors.

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Pricing details2 tiers
1CCUS Conference 2026 - Early Booking
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Early booking rate: $995 USD per person. Available until July 31, 2026. Standard rate after July 31: $1,395 USD.

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2CCUS Conference 2026 - Standard Rate
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Standard rate: $1,395 USD per person. Discounts available for groups of two or more and Wood Mackenzie clients.

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B2B
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1Lens
Description

Integrated analytics platform providing access to Wood Mackenzie's data and insights across energy and natural resources sectors

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Wood Mackenzie provides subscription-based research, data, and analytics across the global energy and natural resources supply chain through its proprietary Wood Mackenzie Lens platform and modular offerings spanning power, renewables, hydrogen, upstream oil and gas, gas and LNG, metals and mining, carbon, emissions, and energy transition scenarios. The company complements these subscriptions with bespoke strategic and operational consulting, an AI-enhanced decision intelligence layer (Synoptic), enterprise data integration via the Lens Direct API, and paid industry conferences and summits.

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  • Wood Mackenzie's data and analytics support capital allocation decisions across US power generation investment projected at $1.36 trillion by 2035.
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Wood Mackenzie offers a unified analytics ecosystem anchored by the Wood Mackenzie Lens platform, which provides integrated cross-sector access to research and data across the energy and natural resources spectrum. The platform comprises specialized modules including Lens Power & Renewables, Lens Hydrogen, Lens Upstream, Lens Gas & LNG, Lens Metals & Mining, Lens Subsurface, Lens Carbon, Lens Emissions, and Lens Energy Transition Scenarios, all interconnected to deliver holistic market intelligence. The portfolio includes dedicated analytical products: Power Trading Analytics for market operations, Supply Chain Analytics for procurement optimization, the M&A Service for transaction analysis, and the Corporate Strategy & Analytics Service for corporate benchmarking. AI-enhanced capabilities are delivered through Synoptic, which applies large language models to proprietary data. All offerings are accessible via the Lens Direct API and supplemented by expert consulting services and industry events.

Product and service18 records
1Wood Mackenzie Lens
CategoryIntegrated analytics platform
Description

Integrated analytics platform providing cross-sector access to research and data across energy and natural resources sectors, including subsurface, power, hydrogen, upstream, gas, LNG, metals, mining, carbon, and emissions domains.

2Synoptic AI
CategoryAI-powered decision intelligence platform
Description

AI-powered decision intelligence platform bringing advanced AI technology to Wood Mackenzie's proprietary data and analysis, connecting siloed data into interconnected intelligence.

3Lens Power & Renewables
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Integrated view of global renewable and conventional power data covering projects, technologies, and markets for maximising investment opportunities in clean energy.

4Lens Hydrogen
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Analysis platform maximising investment opportunities across hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol value chain.

5Lens Upstream
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Industry intelligence enabling risk minimisation, upside identification, and resource optimisation for oil and gas upstream operations.

6Lens Gas & LNG
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Single source for exploring industry data alongside leading expertise, analyses, and modelling insights for gas and LNG markets.

7Lens Metals & Mining
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Robust data and new perspectives across key mined commodities needed to assess the mining landscape, covering supply, demand, pricing, and trade flows.

8Lens Subsurface
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Combines technical and commercial data with cutting-edge AI technology to enable smarter, quicker decisions about capital allocation in subsurface resources.

9Lens Carbon
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Analysis of CCUS and offset opportunities to shape decarbonisation strategies.

10Lens Emissions
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Decision intelligence to simplify complexity of emissions risk management.

11Lens Energy Transition Scenarios
CategoryModular analytics offering
Description

Trusted modelling capabilities to navigate the energy transition with scenario analysis.

12Power Trading Analytics
CategoryReal-time trading analytics product
Description

Strengthens trading strategies with timely insights and trusted data, integrating market data, fundamentals, and modelling across global power markets including North America, Europe, and Japan solutions.

13Supply Chain Analytics
CategorySupply chain analytics product
Description

Identify and execute on cost savings, performance improvement, operational efficiency, and risk management opportunities across organisations, formerly the PowerAdvocate platform.

14M&A Service
CategoryTransactional research service
Description

Proprietary in-depth analysis and metrics uncovering underlying value and strategic drivers of global upstream transactions to benchmark and evaluate M&A opportunities.

15Corporate Strategy & Analytics Service (CSAS)
CategoryCorporate benchmarking service
Description

Cross-sector corporate strategic analysis and portfolio benchmarking including CoRSI, CFM, Guidance Tracker, and Corporate Benchmarking to underpin board-level decisions for 130+ oil and gas, 15+ power and renewables, and 30+ metals and mining corporations.

16Consulting
CategoryBespoke advisory service
Description

Bespoke strategic, market, and operational improvement consulting services in energy and natural resources tailored to specific needs.

17Lens Direct
CategoryAPI data integration product
Description

API services enabling seamless integration of Wood Mackenzie data into proprietary systems with API access to underlying data across sectors.

18Events & Webinars
CategoryPaid industry events
Description

Global events including European Power Investment Summit, Carbon Capture Conference, and Solar & Energy Storage Summit bringing together industry executives and decision-makers.

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

Wood Mackenzie acquired LandGate, a US-based land intelligence company founded in Denver, Colorado in 2016. The acquisition integrates LandGate's proprietary platform covering the US power transmission network and over 150 million land parcels with Wood Mackenzie's existing energy analytics expertise. This positions the combined entity to support investors, utilities, and regulators in managing volatility and decision-making as data centre demand drives unprecedented load growth on US power infrastructure. The deal aligns with Wood Mackenzie's strategy to strengthen offerings in the power and renewables space and follows the company's transition to a standalone company under Veritas Capital ownership.

Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

S&P Global's energy and commodities division (formerly Platts) is the closest direct peer — providing commodity price benchmarks, analytics, and research across oil, gas, LNG, power, metals, and renewables. It competes head-to-head with Wood Mackenzie's Lens modules and CSAS benchmarking.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bloomberg's energy transition research arm publishes flagship research on clean energy, power markets, transport, and commodities. It is the most cited competitor in Wood Mackenzie's energy transition and renewables coverage and competes for the same enterprise subscription budgets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norway-based independent energy research firm focused on upstream oil & gas, with growing coverage of renewables and power. Competes directly with Wood Mackenzie's Lens Upstream, Lens Gas & LNG and CCUS research for E&P and investor clients.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Argus publishes independent commodity price assessments and analytics across crude, products, LPG, LNG, natural gas, power, emissions, and fertilizers. It directly overlaps Wood Mackenzie's price-forecasting and gas/LNG research offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kpler provides real-time commodity flow analytics (oil, gas, LNG, dry bulk, metals) using AIS and proprietary data. It is an emerging direct peer in commodity trading analytics, overlapping Wood Mackenzie's trading analytics and supply chain visibility products.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based energy research and consultancy focused on upstream oil & gas, offshore wind, and energy transition. Competes with Wood Mackenzie in upstream strategy, subsurface, and offshore renewables advisory.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Evaluate Energy (part of Ion Group) provides upstream oil & gas intelligence, asset databases and valuation models. Direct competitor to Wood Mackenzie's Lens Upstream and Lens Subsurface products for E&P and financial clients.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The IEA is the leading intergovernmental energy research body, publishing widely-cited World Energy Outlook and scenario analysis. Its publicly available research sets industry baselines that compete indirectly with Wood Mackenzie's energy transition scenarios and policy analysis.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Verisk is Wood Mackenzie's former parent and operates as a broader data analytics and risk-assessment incumbent across insurance, energy and specialized markets. Comparable as a diversified data/analytics platform rather than as a direct energy research competitor.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

LSEG owns Refinitiv and provides financial market data, commodity data (Eikon/ Workspace) and energy research. While broader than Wood Mackenzie, its energy and commodities analytics overlap with Lens products and it competes for enterprise data budgets.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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AI capability6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A4 records

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Wood Mackenzie

Energy and Natural Resources Research and Analyticswoodmac.com

Wood Mackenzie is a global energy and natural resources research, data, and analytics firm founded in 1973, serving oil and gas, power and renewables, and metals and mining corporations through its Lens platform and consulting services.

What Wood Mackenzie does

Wood Mackenzie is a global research, data, and analytics firm serving the energy and natural resources sectors, founded in Edinburgh in 1973 and operating under Veritas Capital private equity ownership since 2023. The company serves oil and gas corporations (upstream majors, NOCs, E&Ps), power and renewables companies (utilities, independent power providers, renewable developers), metals and mining corporations, financial institutions, and government/regulatory bodies. Its primary delivery surface is the integrated Wood Mackenzie Lens platform, which unifies cross-sector research, proprietary valuation models, and asset-level data across subsurface, upstream, gas and LNG, hydrogen, power and renewables, metals and mining, carbon, and emissions. Subscription access to Lens modules (e.g., Lens Power & Renewables, Lens Upstream, Lens Hydrogen) is the primary revenue engine, complemented by bespoke consulting engagements and a recurring global events business (CCUS Conference, European Power Investment Summit, Solar & Energy Storage Summit, LNG Conference).

The firm monetizes 50 years of accumulated proprietary, bottom-up asset-level data through a quote-based enterprise subscription model priced by scope and sector coverage; the Lens Direct API additionally enables machine-readable integration of Wood Mackenzie data into client systems. The product portfolio has expanded to include dedicated M&A Service, Corporate Strategy & Analytics Service (CSAS), Supply Chain Analytics (formerly PowerAdvocate), Power Trading Analytics, and AI-enabled decision intelligence via Synoptic. LandGate, acquired in June 2026, has been integrated to extend capability into US power transmission and land intelligence, directly addressing data-centre-driven electricity load growth.

Wood Mackenzie employs 2,600+ market experts, data scientists, and thought leaders across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific. Senior leadership includes CEO Jason Liu and Chairman/Chief Analyst Simon Flowers (co-authors of the thought-leadership book Connected). The acquisition cadence under Veritas Capital has accelerated inorganic capability build, with LandGate (June 2026), Roskill Information Services (2021), Brook Hunt & Associates (2008), and Barlow Jonker (2007) all integrated or in integration. Distribution relies on direct enterprise sales, an event-led demand-gen motion, podcast and newsletter thought leadership (The Energy Gang, Interchange Recharged, The Inside Track, Horizons), and earned media coverage in Reuters, Bloomberg, and energy trade press.

Wood Mackenzie firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Wood Mackenzie
Legal name
Wood Mackenzie Limited
Website
https://woodmac.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1973
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Wood Mackenzie is a global energy and natural resources research, data, and analytics firm founded in 1973, serving oil and gas, power and renewables, and metals and mining corporations through its Lens platform and consulting services.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Wood Mackenzie is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Edinburgh
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Markets served

Wood Mackenzie business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Subscription-based Research and Analytics Access: Wood Mackenzie generates primary revenue through subscription access to its Lens platform and sector-specific research services including Lens Power & Renewables, Lens Hydrogen, Lens Upstream, Lens Subsurface, Lens Gas & LNG, Lens Metals & Mining, Lens Carbon, Lens Emissions, and Energy Transition scenarios. Subscriptions provide access to proprietary data, analyst insights, reports, and online tools. Additional revenue comes from the Lens Direct API for enterprise data integration.
  2. Consulting Services: Bespoke strategic, market and operational improvement consulting services in energy and natural resources, delivered by expert consultants who add dimension to Wood Mackenzie's data and analytics offerings, helping clients navigate critical challenges and execute capital investment decisions.
  3. Conference and Event Registration: Revenue generated from paid attendance at Wood Mackenzie hosted conferences including the CCUS Conference (early booking rate $995 USD, standard rate $1,395 USD), European Power Investment Summit, and other industry summits, with additional sponsorship revenue from corporate sponsors.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractCCUS Conference 2026 - Early Booking
SubscriptionMulti-year contractCCUS Conference 2026 - Standard Rate

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Wood Mackenzie product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Wood Mackenzie provides subscription-based research, data, and analytics across the global energy and natural resources supply chain through its proprietary Wood Mackenzie Lens platform and modular offerings spanning power, renewables, hydrogen, upstream oil and gas, gas and LNG, metals and mining, carbon, emissions, and energy transition scenarios. The company complements these subscriptions with bespoke strategic and operational consulting, an AI-enhanced decision intelligence layer (Synoptic), enterprise data integration via the Lens Direct API, and paid industry conferences and summits.

Product overview

Wood Mackenzie offers a unified analytics ecosystem anchored by the Wood Mackenzie Lens platform, which provides integrated cross-sector access to research and data across the energy and natural resources spectrum. The platform comprises specialized modules including Lens Power & Renewables, Lens Hydrogen, Lens Upstream, Lens Gas & LNG, Lens Metals & Mining, Lens Subsurface, Lens Carbon, Lens Emissions, and Lens Energy Transition Scenarios, all interconnected to deliver holistic market intelligence. The portfolio includes dedicated analytical products: Power Trading Analytics for market operations, Supply Chain Analytics for procurement optimization, the M&A Service for transaction analysis, and the Corporate Strategy & Analytics Service for corporate benchmarking. AI-enhanced capabilities are delivered through Synoptic, which applies large language models to proprietary data. All offerings are accessible via the Lens Direct API and supplemented by expert consulting services and industry events.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Lens: Integrated analytics platform providing access to Wood Mackenzie's data and insights across energy and natural resources sectors
  • Synoptic
  • Lens Direct
  • PowerAdvocate
  • The Inside Track
  • Connected
  • Horizons

Products and services

  • Wood Mackenzie Lens Integrated analytics platform providing cross-sector access to research and data across energy and natural resources sectors, including subsurface, power, hydrogen, upstream, gas, LNG, metals, mining, carbon, and emissions domains.
  • Synoptic AI AI-powered decision intelligence platform bringing advanced AI technology to Wood Mackenzie's proprietary data and analysis, connecting siloed data into interconnected intelligence.
  • Lens Power & Renewables Integrated view of global renewable and conventional power data covering projects, technologies, and markets for maximising investment opportunities in clean energy.
  • Lens Hydrogen Analysis platform maximising investment opportunities across hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol value chain.
  • Lens Upstream Industry intelligence enabling risk minimisation, upside identification, and resource optimisation for oil and gas upstream operations.
  • Lens Gas & LNG Single source for exploring industry data alongside leading expertise, analyses, and modelling insights for gas and LNG markets.
  • Lens Metals & Mining Robust data and new perspectives across key mined commodities needed to assess the mining landscape, covering supply, demand, pricing, and trade flows.
  • Lens Subsurface Combines technical and commercial data with cutting-edge AI technology to enable smarter, quicker decisions about capital allocation in subsurface resources.
  • Lens Carbon Analysis of CCUS and offset opportunities to shape decarbonisation strategies.
  • Lens Emissions Decision intelligence to simplify complexity of emissions risk management.
  • Lens Energy Transition Scenarios Trusted modelling capabilities to navigate the energy transition with scenario analysis.
  • Power Trading Analytics Strengthens trading strategies with timely insights and trusted data, integrating market data, fundamentals, and modelling across global power markets including North America, Europe, and Japan solutions.
  • Supply Chain Analytics Identify and execute on cost savings, performance improvement, operational efficiency, and risk management opportunities across organisations, formerly the PowerAdvocate platform.
  • M&A Service Proprietary in-depth analysis and metrics uncovering underlying value and strategic drivers of global upstream transactions to benchmark and evaluate M&A opportunities.
  • Corporate Strategy & Analytics Service (CSAS) Cross-sector corporate strategic analysis and portfolio benchmarking including CoRSI, CFM, Guidance Tracker, and Corporate Benchmarking to underpin board-level decisions for 130+ oil and gas, 15+ power and renewables, and 30+ metals and mining corporations.
  • Consulting Bespoke strategic, market, and operational improvement consulting services in energy and natural resources tailored to specific needs.
  • Lens Direct API services enabling seamless integration of Wood Mackenzie data into proprietary systems with API access to underlying data across sectors.
  • Events & Webinars Global events including European Power Investment Summit, Carbon Capture Conference, and Solar & Energy Storage Summit bringing together industry executives and decision-makers.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Wood Mackenzie's data and analytics support capital allocation decisions across US power generation investment projected at $1.36 trillion by 2035.
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Companies that use Wood Mackenzie

Customer profile

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Wood Mackenzie technology and API

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Technology focussed Yes

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AI capability6 records

Feature5 records

Wood Mackenzie partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • LandGatecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 June 2026Wood Mackenzie acquired LandGate, a US-based land intelligence company founded in Denver, Colorado in 2016. The acquisition integrates LandGate's proprietary platform covering the US power transmission network and over 150 million land parcels with Wood Mackenzie's existing energy analytics expertise. This positions the combined entity to support investors, utilities, and regulators in managing volatility and decision-making as data centre demand drives unprecedented load growth on US power infrastructure. The deal aligns with Wood Mackenzie's strategy to strengthen offerings in the power and renewables space and follows the company's transition to a standalone company under Veritas Capital ownership.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Wood Mackenzie competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • S&P Global Commodity Insights: S&P Global's energy and commodities division (formerly Platts) is the closest direct peer — providing commodity price benchmarks, analytics, and research across oil, gas, LNG, power, metals, and renewables. It competes head-to-head with Wood Mackenzie's Lens modules and CSAS benchmarking.
  • BloombergNEF: Bloomberg's energy transition research arm publishes flagship research on clean energy, power markets, transport, and commodities. It is the most cited competitor in Wood Mackenzie's energy transition and renewables coverage and competes for the same enterprise subscription budgets.
  • Rystad Energy: Norway-based independent energy research firm focused on upstream oil & gas, with growing coverage of renewables and power. Competes directly with Wood Mackenzie's Lens Upstream, Lens Gas & LNG and CCUS research for E&P and investor clients.
  • Argus Media: Argus publishes independent commodity price assessments and analytics across crude, products, LPG, LNG, natural gas, power, emissions, and fertilizers. It directly overlaps Wood Mackenzie's price-forecasting and gas/LNG research offerings.
  • Kpler: Kpler provides real-time commodity flow analytics (oil, gas, LNG, dry bulk, metals) using AIS and proprietary data. It is an emerging direct peer in commodity trading analytics, overlapping Wood Mackenzie's trading analytics and supply chain visibility products.
  • Westwood Global Energy Group: UK-based energy research and consultancy focused on upstream oil & gas, offshore wind, and energy transition. Competes with Wood Mackenzie in upstream strategy, subsurface, and offshore renewables advisory.
  • Evaluate Energy: Evaluate Energy (part of Ion Group) provides upstream oil & gas intelligence, asset databases and valuation models. Direct competitor to Wood Mackenzie's Lens Upstream and Lens Subsurface products for E&P and financial clients.

Broad incumbents

  • International Energy Agency (IEA): The IEA is the leading intergovernmental energy research body, publishing widely-cited World Energy Outlook and scenario analysis. Its publicly available research sets industry baselines that compete indirectly with Wood Mackenzie's energy transition scenarios and policy analysis.
  • Verisk Analytics: Verisk is Wood Mackenzie's former parent and operates as a broader data analytics and risk-assessment incumbent across insurance, energy and specialized markets. Comparable as a diversified data/analytics platform rather than as a direct energy research competitor.
  • LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group / Refinitiv): LSEG owns Refinitiv and provides financial market data, commodity data (Eikon/ Workspace) and energy research. While broader than Wood Mackenzie, its energy and commodities analytics overlap with Lens products and it competes for enterprise data budgets.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Wood Mackenzie social profiles

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Wood Mackenzie financial estimates

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Wood Mackenzie leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles11 records

Wood Mackenzie subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Wood Mackenzie funding detail

Funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Wood Mackenzie M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A4 records

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Wood Mackenzie

What does Wood Mackenzie do?

Wood Mackenzie provides subscription-based research, data, and analytics across the global energy and natural resources supply chain through its proprietary Wood Mackenzie Lens platform and modular offerings spanning power, renewables, hydrogen, upstream oil and gas, gas and LNG, metals and mining, carbon, emissions, and energy transition scenarios. The company complements these subscriptions with bespoke strategic and operational consulting, an AI-enhanced decision intelligence layer (Synoptic), enterprise data integration via the Lens Direct API, and paid industry conferences and summits.

Is Wood Mackenzie a public or private company?

Wood Mackenzie is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Wood Mackenzie founded?

Wood Mackenzie was founded in 1973. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Wood Mackenzie based?

Wood Mackenzie is headquartered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Wood Mackenzie make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Subscription-based Research and Analytics Access are the primary driver. The others are consulting Services and conference and Event Registration.

Who are Wood Mackenzie's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are S&P Global Commodity Insights, BloombergNEF, Rystad Energy, Argus Media, Kpler, Westwood Global Energy Group and Evaluate Energy. Broad incumbents are International Energy Agency (IEA), Verisk Analytics and LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group / Refinitiv).

Does Wood Mackenzie have an API?

Yes. Lens Direct API enables seamless integration of Wood Mackenzie data into proprietary systems. The API provides access to underlying data across power and renewables, gas and LNG, and other sectors, with data feeds supporting analytics workflows. Developer documentation is at lens-direct.woodmac.com.

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ReutersSingapore to miss 2035 green-power import target, Wood Mackenzie saysSingapore is expected to miss its 2035 target of importing 6 GW of low-carbon electricity, according to Wood Mackenzie. The country has approved 9.25 GW across six corridors, but none have reached financial close or construction. Malaysia's Johor corridor is the only one with a credible path to delivery this decade.FinancialContent Business PageWood Mackenzie connects trusted energy intelligence with Microsoft CopilotWood Mackenzie announced a plugin for Microsoft Copilot that lets users access its energy and natural resources research, data, and analytics via natural-language prompts. The integration uses the Model Context Protocol and is available now, with expanded capabilities added on a phased basis.Financial PostWood Mackenzie connects trusted energy intelligence with Microsoft CopilotWood Mackenzie integrated its energy intelligence with Microsoft Copilot, making its data accessible within enterprise AI workflows. The integration is available now, with expanded data and analytical capabilities being introduced on a phased basis as additional datasets and models become MCP-ready.Agence EcofinEn Afrique subsaharienne, le marché du solaire hors réseau devrait croître de 450 % d'ici 2035 (WoodMac)Wood Mackenzie forecasts off-grid solar PV in Sub-Saharan Africa to grow 450% by 2035, driven by grid failures and falling equipment costs. Nigeria is expected to host nearly 35% of installations, while financing costs remain a key barrier.PR NewswireLandGate Expands Global Grid Intelligence Platform with European Data Center Mapping CoverageLandGate expanded its spatial platform to map European data centers, tracking 2,100+ facilities across 10 key markets. The dataset includes site-level spatial data, energy performance metrics, and operational tracking, complementing its domestic layer. The expansion follows its acquisition by Wood Mackenzie in June 2026.Pv-magazine-usaU.S. energy storage market posts record 18.9 GWh in Q2 on surging data center demandU.S. energy storage deployments hit a record 18.9 GWh in Q2 2026, driven by data center demand and longer-duration systems. Utility-scale added 4.7 GW and 17.6 GWh, while residential grew 48% in energy capacity. Wood Mackenzie projects over 50% growth in megawatt terms through 2031.Utility DiveFacilities fueling energy storage installationsThe American Clean Power Association and Wood MacKenzie estimate commercial-sector energy storage installations will grow 27% in megawatt terms through 2031, driven by data centers facing grid-connection bottlenecks. Utility-scale and residential sectors are expected to see over 50% growth, with Q2 2026 commercial installations at 48 MW, down from Q1.Pv-magazine-usaDecommissioning to drive 23% of solar buildout in the 2040s, says Wood MackenzieWood Mackenzie forecasts that decommissioning ageing solar and wind projects will drive 23% of solar and 44% of wind buildout in the 2040s. The report expects over 2.5 TW of projects to reach end of design life by 2040, with repowering leading to equipment sales in 2050 more than 60% higher than in 2026.Financial PostWood Mackenzie: Europe's Power Sector Hits 80% Zero-Carbon Generation by 2030, But Misses Its Own Renewables TargetWood Mackenzie forecasts Europe's zero-carbon power share exceeds 80% by 2030, reaching 93% by 2050, but the EU27 renewables share of 63.7% in 2030 falls short of the Fit-for-55 target of 65% and the REPowerEU goal of 69%. Natural gas generation runs 6% above prior forecast between 2026 and 2040 as offshore wind shortfalls create a gap.RivierammWood Mackenzie: US stands to benefit from LNG supply gap created by Iran warWood Mackenzie says the US can fill part of the LNG supply gap from the Iran war, with nearly 90 million tonnes per annum of new US capacity reaching final investment decisions in 2025-2026. The Strait of Hormuz closure and damage to Qatar's Ras Laffan facility have removed about 20% of global LNG supply, making US LNG more valuable.