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This issue focuses on the return of geopolitical risk as a central driver of market outcomes, highlighting how Middle East supply disruptions and chokepoint constraints are amplifying price volatility across energy, petrochemicals, and freight while reshaping regional risk exposure and investment signals.
Overview of the global TiO2 market, covering production trends, demand cyclicality, CPC linkage, and industry challenges. Designed for commercial and strategy teams assessing market outlook and supply discipline through 2030.
Analyzes global fuel‑grade petcoke supply tightness driven by declining production, rising higher‑value demand, and geopolitical risk. Assesses price parity vs coal, inventory pressure, and capacity changes through 2030.
Overview of Western Europe’s energy transition through 2030, highlighting LNG‑led gas security, rising EU ETS prices (€130–150/t by 2030), coal exit, renewables penetration (~47%), CBAM impacts, and downstream effects on refining and aluminum.
Analyzes global steel production trends and the role of steel‑grade calcined petroleum coke as a recarburizer. Anchored to 2025–2030, highlights EAF penetration, steady CPC demand growth, and regional shifts driven by decarbonization.
Strategic outlook on global aluminum markets through 2028, assessing supply disruption, 2% production growth, rising deficits, power constraints, and decarbonization pathways shaping competitiveness for producers, consumers, and policymakers.
Executive outlook for CPC supply, demand, and utilization through 2028, linking aluminum production trends, battery anode growth (12%+ CAGR), calciner operating rates (~78%), and geopolitical risks shaping global industrial carbon markets.
This issue examines how higher gas prices and mixed crude and naphtha trends drove uneven olefins pricing and margins. Gas surged while crude and coal diverged; ethylene and PP firmed in the West, Asia softened, and PE, propylene and MEG margins remained mixed.
This issue assesses how shifting demand dynamics, moderating prices, and early investment signals are influencing energy markets at the start of the year, highlighting emerging policy, technology, and supply‑chain indicators shaping fuels, materials, and decarbonization pathways.
Polypropylene’s future is evolving as sustainability pressures, circular‑economy shifts, and regional feedstock dynamics reshape global investment decisions and competitive positioning.