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Industry reports

Industry reports that inform decarbonization planning

Public reports, outlooks and statistics from industry bodies, indexed in one place. Each entry opens the publisher’s own file, and Carbon3 does not host the documents.

The library holds about 1,400 reports from 34 publishers.

Counts as of October 2026.

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TitlePublisherTypePublishedAddedTopics
Petrochemical Imbalance: Why chemicals are unlikely to prop up oil demand (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Carbon Tracker InitiativeReportPetrochemicalsOilEnergy transition
Turning Tides: The economic risks of B.C.’s LNG expansion in a changing energy market (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Carbon Tracker InitiativeReportLngOil gasEnergy transition
Energy Transition Outlook Base Case 2025-26 (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Wood MackenzieOutlookEnergy transitionOutlookScenarios
Energy Transition Outlook Country Pledges 2025-26 (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Wood MackenzieOutlookEnergy transitionScenariosPolicy
Energy transition outlook: 2025/26 update (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Wood MackenzieOutlookEnergy transitionScenariosEmissions+1
Energy transition outlook: Base case (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Wood MackenzieOutlookEnergy transitionBase caseEmissions+1
CCUS: A Reality Check (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Carbon Tracker InitiativeBriefCcusUkEnergy transition
Carbon Tracker’s statement on the IEA's World Energy Outlook 2024 (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Carbon Tracker InitiativeBriefEnergy outlookIeaEnergy transition
Carbonomics: The GS Net Zero Carbon Scenarios (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Goldman SachsReportCarbonNet zeroEnergy transition+1
Carbonomics: The GS Net Zero Carbon Scenarios – A Reality Check (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Goldman SachsReportCarbonomicsEnergy transitionDecarbonization+1

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