Join us for an exclusive SPE London and Energy Institute technical talk exploring the key findings from the Energy Institute’s Statistical Review of World Energy 2026 – one of the industry’s most trusted sources of global energy data.
This presentation and moderated Q&A will examine how the world’s energy system responded to the geopolitical, economic, and environmental developments that defined 2025, including persistent inflationary pressures, ongoing conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, and accelerating decarbonization efforts.
Drawing on the latest global, regional, and country-level data, Energy Institute’s Head of Statistical Review, Selene Law, will explore trends in primary energy consumption and production, oil and natural gas markets, coal, nuclear, hydroelectric, and renewable energy performance, electricity generation, energy trade flows, pricing dynamics, and carbon emissions.
Additionally, the technical talk will examine the underlying drivers influencing energy supply and demand, investment trends, and market fundamentals, providing valuable context for exploration, development, and long-term strategic planning.
Biography:
Selene Law is Head of the Statistical Review of World Energy at the Energy Institute. She previously worked as an energy journalist and editor for leading price reporting agencies, including ICIS and OPIS (now Dow Jones), as well as an analyst at Wood Mackenzie and BMI Research. Prior to joining the Energy Institute, she led energy innovation research at Cleantech Group.