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- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Ontario
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- 1987
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- Energy
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Head of Energy and Natural Resources at KPMG | Leading Strategic Growth in Oil & Gas, Renewables & Mining | M.Sc. Capital Markets & Corporate Finance | Views are my own.
Nice summary of CERAWeek!!
KPMG Energy leaders were on the ground at CERAWeek and the World Petrochemical Conference where they engaged in meaningful discussions about the future of the energy industry. In this special edition, hear five insights from 5 KPMG attendees following these industry-shaping events 📖
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On March 4, we had the pleasure of hosting our clients, colleagues and friends at our annual Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) reception. The #tariff war kicked into high gear that day, but everyone was still in good spirits and optimistic about mining and some positive impacts that may emerge. In fact, we surveyed attendees at the reception and other leaders in the industry on the impact of tariffs and there is reason for cautious optimism. - 80% of respondents said they can withstand a sustained tariff war - 66% are undertaking a strategic review of their operations - 78% expect the impact of tariffs will be at least partially offset by lower Canadian dollars. Check out our full report here: https://lnkd.in/gR5ANqzP
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For #energy developers and investors, the final regulations for the section 45Y and 48E clean electricity tax credits have been issued. This should provide greater clarity on the electricity production and investment credits that can drive project economics and long-term planning. See a detailed breakdown of what these updates mean for your business and explore the full analysis. https://lnkd.in/geYnK9_D #KPMGEnergy #CleanEnergy
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Great insights from my colleague, Mike Harling, on the momentum building across the U.S. #energy sector. With the #regulatory environment taking shape for businesses, we anticipate an uptick in energy M&A in 2025. Increased demand is driving investment across both traditional and emerging energy sources, as the U.S. leans into its competitive advantage. I share Mike’s optimism that this is a pivotal time for companies to seize opportunity, attract capital, and shape the next chapter of the energy landscape. https://lnkd.in/g3gRsk53 #KPMGEnergy #MergersAndAcquisitions
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I learned much at the World Peteochemical Conference, but found the human element to be increasingly important as the unpredictability of policy shifts can lead to decision paralysis. There comes a point where controlling what we can control is the best we can do—and trust is something we can directly influence in our personal and professional relationships. I addressed this in a post yesterday, but wanted to follow-up! Check out KPMG US Chief Economist Diane Swonk’s latest piece (in the first comment) on the pernicious effects of declining trust amid uncertainty on the economy. Gillian Morris, Alessandra Domingos Vieira, Molly Griggs, Glory N. #wpc2025
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The energy, natural resources, and chemicals industries are poised for significant transformation under the new presidential administration. The oil and gas sector stands to gain from accelerated drilling permits and broadened exploration initiatives. Conversely, renewable energy enterprises may encounter obstacles stemming from the administration's skepticism and the potential reduction of federal incentives. The power and utilities sector is anticipated to experience noteworthy advancements by 2025, driven by escalating electricity demand. Download our report to read about the latest M&A trends and our outlook for dealmaking this year: https://lnkd.in/eSaaXUBu
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Manager, Audit Industry Marketing, Renewable Energy & Life Sciences @ KPMG US | Marketing Strategy
Last week, KPMG participated in the Solar + Wind conference. Here are the top three takeaways: Optimism Abounds: Despite uncertainties, the energy and infrastructure sectors remain highly optimistic, with deals coming in fast. Data Centers Drive Demand: Data centers continue to drive offtake and increase power prices and energy demand. Repowering Projects Thrive: Repowering of wind, solar, and hydro facilities remains a hot topic, with new tax credits and no signs of slowing down. These insights showcase the sector's resilience and forward momentum, and we can't wait to see what the future holds! https://lnkd.in/ebiFaWCE
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⚡ The #energy sector is at a tipping point! 🔎 Meeting the challenges and seizing the opportunities of the #energytransition will require a unified approach that integrates technology, data and strategy across the entire business. With heightened investment in these areas, companies will be equipped to navigate this transformative era, reinforce their resilience and set a course for sustainable growth. 🔗 Read on for more insights https://social.kpmg/nqg9pu