International Oil Companies' Investments in Renewables - Energy Transition Strategies

Many International Oil Companies (IOCs), particularly in Europe, are proactively investing in the development of renewables in order to diversify their businesses and to better position for the energy transition. Those IOCs investing significantly in renewables are primarily building portfolios around solar PV, which provides potential for rapid and low-cost capacity development, and offshore wind, where they may benefit from knowledge transfer from existing offshore oil and gas operations.

Scope

• Provides global renewable power capacity and investment outlook
• Reviews energy transition targets of key IOCs
• Provides renewable energy targets and investments of key IOCs

Reasons to Buy

• Analyzes how major IOCs are adapting to energy transition trend
• Understand the roadmap being adopted by major IOCs in the energy transition.
• Analyzes global renewable power capacity by technology and investment outlook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Executive Summary
• Significant Renewables Growth, Driven by Solar and Wind
• IOC Targets for the Energy Transition
• European O&G Majors Leading the Charge on Renewables
• Company Profiles
• Total SE
• BP Plc
• Eni SpA
• Equinor ASA
• Royal Dutch Shell Plc
• Repsol

OMV AG

• Chevron Corp
• Exxon Mobil Corp
• ConocoPhillips