
Global M&A trends in energy, utilities and resources: 2025 mid-year outlook
Strategic M&A in energy, utilities & resources will continue to unlock 'value in motion' as dealmakers respond to accelerating demand and transition goals.
Transformational strategies so you can grow through the energy transition
The world is shifting towards a more secure, resilient and efficient energy future. Traditional fossil fuels are increasingly complemented by a mix of diverse sources—solar, wind, hydrogen, nuclear and advanced fuels. Electric vehicles, smart grids and carbon capture technologies are changing how we power industries, cities and homes.
But progress brings complexity, such as ageing infrastructure and unpredictable costs. And the need for new investment models demands bold action.
Collaboration is key. Governments, businesses and communities working together to shape a new energy system: resilient, affordable and built for the future.
We help you navigate market changes, manage risk and capitalise on innovation. Move beyond legacy systems. Embrace renewables, digital innovation and circular economies. And fuel a more secure and adaptable energy future.
The race to net zero is accelerating. Climate change, resource scarcity and the global energy transition are driving major shifts across the industry. From decarbonisation to digitalisation, the coming years will redefine business models, investment priorities and regulatory landscapes.
Strategic M&A in energy, utilities & resources will continue to unlock 'value in motion' as dealmakers respond to accelerating demand and transition goals.
The chemicals sector entered 2025 with strong M&A momentum, and chemical companies remain focused on realigning portfolios amid uncertainty.
An overview of the current state of the sector
The costs and effects of carbon are a growing global concern. Large emitters now are faced with the challenge of how to price carbon and account for its impact.
Cost reductions in the production of renewable electricity and hydrogen and in transport technologies will result in an increase in the number of countries where green hydrogen can be produced competitively and play a critical role in decarbonisation economies worldwide.
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