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Energy research consultancy providing data insights
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Boston, MA, USA
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Wood Mackenzie provides research and consultancy services focused on the energy sector and natural resources. Their main offerings include data intelligence and strategic insights that help businesses and governments understand and navigate the complexities of the energy transition towards sustainability. The company operates on a subscription model, granting clients access to extensive research platforms filled with the latest data and analytics. They also offer customized advisory services to meet specific client needs. Wood Mackenzie distinguishes itself from competitors by covering the entire supply chain of natural resources with a comprehensive approach and maintaining a strong global presence with offices in key cities across Asia and Australia. The goal of Wood Mackenzie is to support clients in making informed decisions that contribute to a sustainable energy future.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$8.3B
Headquarters
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Founded
1973
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