Energy volatility is no longer a temporary phenomenon, but a structural characteristic of the global economy. In this context, security of supply, price stability, and economic competitiveness have become priorities that are shaping energy policies and investment decisions worldwide. This is the central conclusion of KPMG’s latest report, “Divergentand disorderly: 75th edition — Insights from the 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy Mapping global energy trends in an increasingly volatile world", based on the 2026 edition of a global statistical analysis of the energy sector conducted by the KPMG Energy Institute. According to the report, the world is moving away from the concept of a uniform energy transition and entering a phase characterized by diverse regional approaches, shaped by economic interests, energy security considerations, and distinct geopolitical realities.
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Divergent and disorderly: Mapping global energy trends in an increasingly volatile world
75th edition — Insights from the 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy