Chemical Market Analytics and Rystad Energy Enter into Data & Research Partnership
The partnership is expected to result in the delivery of best-in-class intelligence for the chemicals and energy markets
Photo Credit: Chemical Market Analytics by OPIS, a Dow Jones company
Houston-based Chemical Market Analytics by OPIS, a Dow Jones Company, and Norway-based Rystad Energy have entered into a new knowledge sharing agreement to help customers navigate the energy transition. This, as demand for petrochemicals and plastics increases and chemical producers and consumers need to better understand the short-term impact and long-term implications of decarbonization.
Under the new partnership, Chemical Market Analytics and Rystad Energy will share data, forecasts and expertise to advance research and analysis in this field. The collaboration creates a truly integrated view of the chemical and oil markets, offering customers essential insights and actionable intelligence to navigate the path to net zero. Chemical Market Analytics and Rystad Energy will also co-develop new research products tailored to the needs of the energy and chemicals communities.
Chemical Market Analytics provides short-term and long-term market coverage for more than 200 core building block chemicals. For over 40 years, the company has been helping companies of all sizes navigate the chemical markets via price reporting and research offerings within Market Advisory Services (MAS), World Analyses (WA), Circular Plastics Service and the Chemical Advisory Service.
Rystad Energy is an independent energy research and business intelligence company providing data, tools, analytics and consultancy services to the global energy industry. Its products and services cover energy fundamentals and the global and regional upstream, oilfield services and renewable energy industries, tailored to analysts, managers and executives alike. With headquarters in Oslo, the company has offices in London, New York, Houston, Aberdeen, Stavanger, Moscow, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Bangalore, Tokyo, Sydney, Perth and Dubai.
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