85 Million Barrels per Day by 2030: Why IEA’s Oil Demand Net Zero Ambitions Are Wishful Thinking
The following blog is distilled from an interview on the CBC’s “The Eyeopener,” hosted by Loren McGinnis who interviewed Enverus Intelligence® Research’s very own Al Salazar. Click here to listen to the full radio segment. In its recent World Energy Outlook report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) made a bold prediction that renewable energy would […]
Why $85 Brent Is the New Base Case as Geopolitical Tension Builds
The following blog is distilled from an interview on the CBC’s “The Eyeopener,” hosted by Loren McGinnis who interviewed Enverus Intelligence® Research’s very own Al Salazar. Click here to listen to the full radio segment. With Brent hovering around $75, global oil markets have been a rollercoaster ride in recent months. A war in the […]
Implications of the 2024 Election for the Energy Sector
Explore the contrasting energy policies of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and their potential implications on the U.S. and global energy sector. From renewable energy shifts to hydrocarbon strategies, understand how the 2024 election outcomes could reshape the industry. Watch our detailed analysis with Derek Brower now.
As most insurers back away from fossil fuels, two giants dive in
Insurance companies are largely backing away from fossil fuel investments, but two major exceptions, Berkshire Hathaway and State Farm, have reportedly increased their holdings so much that they skewed the entire sector’s results.
Powering tomorrow: How AI will pave our path toward a cleaner, more efficient energy future
At Enverus, we weren’t surprised when the world recently woke up to something many did not expect – record energy production across every source and, above all, record growth in electricity demand projections. Nothing has grabbed headlines related to future energy demand as the data center buildouts necessary to power artificial intelligence technology. The novelty […]
Data center growth a boon for gas transmission companies
Data center developers in the past have shown keen interest in utilizing renewable energy but are starting to prioritize speed and reliability, providing growth opportunities to midstream gas transmission companies with large pipeline networks.
Companies urged to prioritize actual emissions cuts over offsets
With carbon credit markets in reputational disarray and no easing of Scope 3 emissions offsets in sight, companies are being increasingly advised to reduce emissions rather than merely offset them. While several efforts are underway to restore confidence in offsets tracking and trading, the UN-backed Science Based Targets initiative—the primary verifier of corporate emissions plans—appeared […]
LNG Key to Satisfy Emerging Southeast Asian Market’s Appetite for Power
Discover the dynamic role of LNG in powering Southeast Asia’s future. Explore economic forecasts, geopolitical impacts and North American LNG export strategies that position LNG as the central energy solution for one of the world’s fastest-growing regions.
As frac upgrades swoop in, some see potential pricing pressure
Pressure pumping companies are expanding their dual-fuel and electric frac fleets, reporting continued high demand for this next-generation equipment. While lead fracking contractors have tried to keep horsepower steady by deactivating fleets powered by Tier 2 diesel engines, RPC Inc., the owner of Cudd Pressure Pumping, noted in its July 25 earnings call that the […]
Energy Transition Deal Count Similar YOY, But Value Surges
There were 115 U.S. transactions related to renewable energy announced in 1H24, according to Enverus Energy Transition M&A data. Disclosed values totaled $30.8 billion.
There were 115 U.S. transactions related to renewable energy announced in 1H24, according to Enverus Energy Transition M&A data. Disclosed values totaled $30.8 billion.