The slide projects potential hydrogen consumption by 2050, emphasizing industrial processes and transportation as key drivers for the increase, with detailed numerical data.

The slide analyzes the economic implications of green hydrogen production costs across various applications, identifying which are economically viable.

This slide compares the net production costs of green hydrogen with other alternatives, focusing on cost trends from 2025 to 2030 under different scenarios.

Shows the anticipated domestic rollout of hydrogen applications in sectors like refining and transport.

Analyzes projected hydrogen consumption for domestic applications, highlighting growth areas like mining and public transport.

It assesses the economic impacts of different green hydrogen production matching strategies, focusing on demand, capital investment, and job creation.

Provides an overview of different hydrogen production methods with a focus on their potential, investment needs, and carbon footprint, relevant for strategic planning in energy sector.

Evaluates competitive factors for Chile in the hydrogen market, considering production and transportation costs.

Details Chile’s potential as a hydrogen exporter, considering demand forecasts in key global markets.

This slide compares the relative impact on externalities such as reliability and cost across different hydrogen matching strategies.

Analyzes cost trends in hydrogen production, emphasizing the economic shift towards green hydrogen as a viable future investment in energy.

The slide evaluates the implementation and validation complexities of different hydrogen matching approaches, assessing technology, data, and crediting.

Outlines the growth trajectory of Chile’s hydrogen market, emphasizing the phased expansion and export potential.

The slide discusses the potential for hydrogen to become competitive with internal combustion engine (ICE) fuels, noting the low levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) as low as $4 to $5 per kg.

The slide details the hydrogen consumption in oil refining, including hydrotreatment and hydrocracking processes, market trends, and sources of hydrogen in oil refining.

The slide categorizes hydrogen applications in port logistics, shipping, and trade, assessing their decarbonization potential. It features case studies from ports worldwide, such as LA, Duisburg, and Abu Dhabi.

The slide compares hydrogen refueling with petrol and electric fast chargers in terms of refueling speed, space requirements, and investment costs, highlighting efficiency benefits.

This slide forecasts the growth of wind and solar capacity in the U.S. through 2040, indicating a 20% average annual growth rate post-IRA.

The slide explores different scenarios for hydrogen demand by 2050, detailing the carbon impact and adjustments needed for each scope. It includes minimum, reference, and maximum scenarios, emphasizing the potential for reducing carbon emissions through hydrogen use.

The slide analyzes the economic viability of hydrogen-based steel production compared to established alternatives, using a detailed cost comparison for various production routes.

The slide explains how adopting hydrogen and other low carbon energy sources can help decarbonize steel production, supported by a detailed process diagram and explanatory text.

The slide details hydrogen consumption in the steel industry, explaining basic oxygen furnace and direct reduction of iron processes, market trends, and hydrogen sources.

The slide projects the growth in demand for dedicated hydrogen production in steelmaking, showing energy and hydrogen requirements and projected demand through charts and text.

Compares national hydrogen strategy details to assess regulatory environments and strategic directions in the energy sector.

This slide outlines the expected subsidy levels required for green and blue hydrogen to compete with fossil fuels by 2030, discussing the potential role of the US in the global market and the impact of various policy decisions on subsidy deployment.

It summarizes the evaluation of different hydrogen matching strategies against key principles, providing a high-level overview of their benefits and drawbacks.

The slide shows the expected timeline for the commercial maturity of various hydrogen applications, including industrial applications and mobility, from 2020 to 2050.

The slide discusses the cost components of transporting hydrogen (H2) from production to end consumer, emphasizing how decentralized production can avoid doubling the LCOH.

Explains the comprehensive value chain of hydrogen production and its applications, crucial for operational strategies in energy and manufacturing.

The slide focuses on the increased importance of hygienic packaging and employee care for consumers when buying, with significant variations across countries.

The slide outlines the Gartner Hype Cycle for API technologies, showing where different API-related innovations currently stand in terms of expectations and market maturity.

Discusses the evolving expectations of consumers for personalized and convenient experiences, emphasizing community and sustainability.

Details how organizations determine hypothetical tax bases for assignments, with 57% using home-location residence. Also notes that 71% of global mobility professionals report excluding non-organizational (personal) income from tax policy.

It analyzes attitudes towards identity and transgender rights, showing how these beliefs are distributed across various age groups, from 16-24 to 55-74 years old.

Discusses the most mature applications of immersive-reality technology in areas like learning and situational awareness.

Argues for the importance of immersive-reality technologies, pointing to trends and forecasts for market growth and innovation.

Describes the different types of immersive-reality technologies, their applications, and how they blend technology into the world.

Shows breakdown of perceived unfair treatment of immigrants based on gender, generation, household income, and education level across the global sample.

Discusses how firms manage immigration compliance, with 24% outsourcing to firms providing immigration and tax support. Addresses challenges like legislative changes and lack of internal IT tools. Highlights evolving needs post-pandemic for remote worker compliance.

This slide visualizes global perceptions about immigrants displacing local workers. Agreement levels for 28 countries are shown in a color-coded bar chart, supplemented with historic agreement data. The framing implies a localized identity-based perspective.

This slide shows a scatter plot comparing perceived versus actual immigrant population percentages. Countries are plotted to show which overestimated most, with a light blue ellipse marking the outliers.

The slide compares actual immigrant populations (2020 data) with public expectations of immigration increase. It highlights four quadrants, including countries with high/low immigration and high/low expectations. Main insight: fears about immigration aren't always aligned with data.

Visualizes the top four immigration challenges faced by professionals, led by "lead times and business not considering them" (79%). Also includes key recommendations like proactive data tracking and reevaluating service models for improved compliance.

Displays long-term trends in public concern around immigration in the UK, with major spikes during political debates and crises, notably Brexit and the 2015 refugee crisis.

This slide charts rising and falling public concern about immigration, showing spikes around 2015–2016 during Brexit discourse, and a renewed rise in 2024.

The chart shows how belief in the idea that a country would be stronger without immigration has shifted. It highlights a notable decline in anti-immigrant sentiment in the U.S. over time, with Japan showing a recent rise.

This chart visualizes belief in a conspiracy theory regarding immigration replacement. Countries like Hungary and Peru show high belief, while Nordic countries show low acceptance. Reflects public susceptibility to divisive narratives.

Highlights immigration concern segmented by gender, age, party affiliation, and region. Highest concern from older adults, men, Conservatives, and C2 social group. Scotland shows lowest regional concern.

This slide presents global survey data on the belief that native citizens should be prioritized over immigrants for jobs during times of scarcity. It shows country-wise agreement levels, disaggregated by agree, neutral, and disagree, along with historical trend comparisons from 2016 to 2025.

The slide shows the level of agreement in 28 countries with the idea that employers should prioritize hiring nationals over immigrants when jobs are scarce. 59% globally agree, with particularly high support in Indonesia, Hungary, and Thailand.

This slide presents a longitudinal comparison of agreement with the statement that employers should prioritize native citizens over immigrants when jobs are scarce. The line chart tracks sentiment across five countries and a 28-country average from 2016 to 2023, highlighting increasing support in some countries.

Depicts survey responses by country on the perceived unfair treatment of immigrants. Ireland, Belgium, and New Zealand rank highest, with a 22% global average.

This slide reflects nationalist-leaning attitudes, with 59% globally agreeing that citizens should be prioritized over immigrants for jobs during scarcity. The trend line shows consistent support with South Africa peaking at 74% in 2023. The slide suggests growing concern over job competition and immigration policy sentiment.

This slide presents global sentiment toward the belief that immigrants take jobs from native citizens. The global average agreement is 42%, with highest levels in India, Türkiye, and Malaysia. Trends from 2016 to 2023 are included.

This slide ranks perceptions of increased immigration by country. Türkiye, Spain, and Malaysia show the highest expectations. It also shows % change from 2023. Lower-ranked countries include Sweden and Japan.

This slide reports on agreement with halting immigration, with 43% globally in favor. There is significant variation between countries—Türkiye and India show high support, while Japan and South Korea show low. The slide suggests immigration remains a polarizing issue globally, tied to national identity, economic concerns, and political narratives.

This slide shows public sentiment on whether countries would be stronger without immigration. A horizontal stacked bar chart displays responses across 28 countries, categorized by agreement levels and changes over time, providing a comparative and historical perspective.

This slide reveals how citizens across various countries estimate the proportion of immigrants in their population. It shows widespread overestimation, with perception often double the actual immigrant share.

This slide explores populist opinions on immigration and economic protectionism. Radical right-wing supporters favor native job prioritization, while left-wing populists largely oppose such measures, indicating a major ideological divide.

This slide highlights international public sentiment toward increasing immigration. Portugal ranks highest (87%), while Japan ranks lowest (34%). The global average is 71%. It provides insight into anticipated demographic shifts and migration expectations.

This slide shows which subgroups are most concerned about immigration. Older adults and Conservative supporters show highest concern, while younger age groups show lower interest. Regional differences are also mapped.

The slide visualizes sentiment that halting immigration would strengthen the country. Türkiye, Thailand, and Chile top the list; meanwhile, Japan shows a 12pp rise since 2021, and the U.S. has seen a decline since 2016.

This slide describes how NBN Co uses the impact thesis model to guide its social impact efforts, detailing specific activities and expected outcomes.

This slide details the "impact thesis" framework, explaining how logic models can be used to plan and assess social impact, using an educational example.

Outlines steps for improving impact reporting, including ESG volume reporting, net zero pathways, and carbon target expansion.

The slide predicts the technologies that will significantly impact businesses over the next three years, with AI and IoT being the top choices, followed by 5G and cloud computing.

The slide illustrates the normalization of impairment charges, showing trends in loan loss rates and credit impairment charges, in line with Barclays' financial guidance.

Analyzes the increase in impairment provisions for mortgages, credit cards, and unsecured loans during the transition to IFRS 9.

Examines the increase in impairment provisions by stage (retail and wholesale) during the transition to IFRS 9.

Provides an analysis of impairment provisions increase for retail and wholesale products upon transitioning to IFRS 9.

Analyzes the percentage increase in impairment provisions on transition to IFRS 9, varying significantly across banks.

Discusses significant thresholds for impairment provisions, comparing methods used for retail and wholesale portfolios.

The slide discusses expected normalization of impairments and loan loss rates, with economic outlook provided.

It provides detailed coverage ratios and gross loan amounts for UK and US credit cards as of September 2023, along with trends in arrears rates, indicating financial health and stability.

Describes expected credit loss (ECL) provisions and historical LLR trends, indicating a normalization toward historical rates. The slide provides macroeconomic assumptions and Barclays’ projections for 2023 based on a cautious economic outlook.

The slide outlines Barclays’ wholesale and sector loan exposures and impairment coverage, showing UK and US credit card arrears trends. It notes the secured portion of the wholesale book, synthetic protections, and impairment rate stabilization, illustrating credit quality and risk management efforts.

Highlights that clinical department heads are key influencers for medical consumables in public hospitals, while the procurement department is crucial in private hospitals.

Examines the duration of IFRS 9 implementation projects, providing insights into the time frames banks experienced during the transition and the associated challenges, emphasizing the need for ongoing transition activities.

Details implementation levels of key practices like cloud migration, cybersecurity, and workflow standardization that enable AI integration in financial reporting, especially among industry leaders.

Provides a statistical analysis of future Brent price distributions, highlighting the range of possible price outcomes and the factors that influence these projections.

This slide illustrates the heavy reliance on imports across US manufacturing sectors, showing that many sectors—especially apparel, computers, and vehicles—have high foreign content shares, making them vulnerable to policy changes like border taxes.

This slide conveys the relative importance of five accelerants in creating a world-leading FS hub. Technological infrastructure ranks highest (91%), followed by regulatory frameworks and cross-border trade. It emphasizes prioritization of innovation and legal infrastructure for sector development.

Demonstrates projected cost increases in imported vehicles under proposed US trade/tax policies using 2015 data. The Trump and GOP plans raise costs substantially, particularly from Mexico, with per car cost increases clearly noted.

The slide compares the U.S. import shares from major trading partners and projects GDP growth for 2023 and 2024-2025 for the U.S. and other countries. It emphasizes Mexico overtaking China as the largest source of U.S. imports and presents the U.S. economic strength as a key global player amidst shifting trade balances. This slide can be used for global economic analysis and forecasting.

Illustrates the impact of increased impressions on revenue, showing significant growth across three campaigns with Nielsen Streaming Signals.

It outlines three key mindset changes organizations should adopt to benefit from integrated third-party management, emphasizing focus, proactivity, and visibility.

Explores demographic differences in preferences for in-person interactions at car dealerships during vehicle purchases, providing insights into consumer behavior across age groups.

Discusses the necessity for stronger incentives or penalties to promote the adoption of green solutions across different nations, highlighting disparities in government actions and the effectiveness of existing policies.

It emphasizes the importance of feeling included and aspiring to leadership for productivity and advancement, showing how increasing women's retention rates can lead to significant cost savings.

It discusses how a significant portion of employees feel excluded from their organizations and compares these figures to leaders' beliefs, indicating a notable perception gap.

Examines how U.S. respondents view the maturity of inclusive culture compared to a global sample, particularly among non-minority women.

The content highlights the importance of integrating risk management across all levels of an organization, not just within specialized risk teams. It argues for a holistic approach where everyone is empowered and informed to act on risk, enhancing the organization's overall risk culture and responsiveness to external and internal challenges.

Examines the higher rates of microaggressions and lack of inclusivity faced by women in hybrid workplaces compared to other work settings.

The slide breaks down the income sources for Macquarie's asset management arm, displaying various types of earnings and asset classes. Ideal for financial analysis, it helps stakeholders understand the diversity and stability of revenue, crucial for discussions on financial strategy and investment decisions.

High-income consumers are more willing to pay a premium for sustainability, particularly for fresh foods such as meat, fruit, and vegetables. Differences are also noted in health and personal care categories, reflecting values alignment.

Studies the impact of income on the likelihood of maintaining or cancelling car purchase plans during the pandemic.

The slide details how retail format preferences differ among low, middle, and high-income shoppers during the holiday season.

The slide showcases Barclays' income growth across various sectors: Barclays UK, Consumer Cards & Payments, and Corporate & Investment Bank, highlighting year-over-year increases.

The slide highlights the significant income growth in Consumer, Cards & Payments, with detailed figures on US cards and other financial metrics, demonstrating strong performance.

The slide highlights the income growth of 9% year-over-year for Barclays' Consumer, Cards & Payments division in Q323, detailing performance metrics and financial indicators for US cards, Private Bank, and Payments.