Enverus releases 2025 Global Energy Outlook

Energy in Focus e-book helps energy professionals and investors navigate pivotal trends and opportunities in coming year

byEnverus

AUSTIN, Texas (Jan. 21, 2025) — Enverus, the most trusted energy-dedicated SaaS company that leverages generative AI across its solutions, is releasing its 2025 Global Energy Outlook, an e-book focused on pivotal North American and international energy landscape trends and opportunities expected this year.  

Enverus Intelligence® Research (EIR) experts believe the intersection of power and gas will drive the North American energy narrative in 2025, pushing oil production to the back seat. Power is not only influencing the natural gas sector but is permeating every aspect of the energy landscape. The race for artificial intelligence dominance has escalated into a global security issue, raising the stakes for all market participants as they balance volatile commodity prices, possible trade wars, uncertain demand, environmental pressure and investors’ demands for capital discipline.

“This year, inflation seems to have reached a ‘soft landing,’ creating an environment of easing interest rates. At the same time, the rapid acceleration of AI is driving unprecedented pressure on power demand. As we look ahead, the incoming U.S. president is poised to reshape energy policy, while ongoing global conflicts continue to inject uncertainty into the energy market,” said Enverus CEO Manuj Nikhanj upon the release of this year’s outlook, an e-book created to guide energy professionals and investors through both the traditional oil and gas sectors and the accelerating energy transition.

Key issues and themes to watch in 2025:

  • U.S. Data Center Boom, LNG Growth and Regulatory Changes to Reshape Energy Markets: Data centers are driving U.S. load growth, while rising LNG exports are projected to lift Henry Hub prices to $4/MMBtu, spurring increased gas rig activity. Globally, LNG supply growth will test market absorption, while President-elect Trump’s policies may threaten critical tax credits for hydrogen and geothermal technologies.
  • Momentum Builds for Key Transition Technologies: Battery storage will continue to reshape U.S. power markets while renewable natural gas, sustainable aviation fuels, and U.S. CCUS projects gain traction. In the Asia-Pacific region, energy security and climate goals will drive new investments.
  • Cautious Resource Expansion Amid Oil Price Volatility: Brent is forecasted to average $80/bbl, with attention on OPEC+ and China. Global exploration remains dominated by supermajors and NOCs, while U.S. resource expansion focuses on the northern Delaware Basin. Smaller, less economic acquisitions are expected in the U.S. and Argentina’s shale growth will begin to turn heads.
  • Upstream Industry Focuses on Efficiency: U.S. well costs are stabilizing as efficiency gains counter tariff pressures, with 4-mile laterals expanding. Permian productivity holds steady, while Haynesville shows improvement.

About Enverus
Enverus is the most trusted energy-dedicated SaaS company, with a platform built to maximize value from generative AI, offering anytime, anywhere access to analytics and insights. These include benchmark cost and revenue data sourced from more than 95% of U.S. energy producers and more than 40,000 suppliers. Our platform, with intelligent connections, drives more efficient production and distribution, capital allocation, renewable energy development, investment and sourcing. Our experienced industry experts support our customers through thought leadership, consulting and technology innovations. We provide intelligence across the energy ecosystem: renewables, oil and gas, financial institutions, and power and utilities, with more than 6,000 customers in 50 countries. Learn more at Enverus.com.

Picture of Enverus

Enverus

Energy’s most trusted SaaS platform — creating intelligent connections that uncover insights and opportunities to deliver extraordinary outcomes.

Related News

Oil sands M&A returns with Cenovus’ Athabasca purchase
Newsroom
Analyst Takes, Financial Services+1
  • Operators
ByMichael Berger

Cenovus Energy's acquisition of Athabasca Oil marks a major oil sands M&A transaction. Analysis from Enverus Intelligence® Research highlights rising asset valuations, limited acquisition targets and the growing premium placed on long-life Canadian oil sands resource.

Barnett-Woodford holds largest undeveloped oil resource in the Midland Basin
Newsroom
Financial Services, Operators
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research identifies the Midland Barnett-Woodford as the Lower 48’s largest oil-directed expansion opportunity, with more than 6,400 locations and approximately 3 Bbbl of undeveloped recoverable oil resource.

Enverus gives land and title teams a faster path to title certainty
Newsroom
Minerals
ByJon Haubert

AUSTIN, Texas (Oct. 7, 2026) — Enverus has introduced Runsheet Assistant, a new AI capability within Enverus Courthouse that gives land, title, and legal teams a faster path to title certainty. Teams can now analyze an entire chain of title...

Montney liquids scarcity grows as Canadian natural gas supply expands
Newsroom
Financial Services, Operators
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research estimates high-liquids regions hold about 30 years of inventory versus roughly 90 years in lean-gas areas as associated supply adds pressure to AECO.

Appalachia Ample resource beyond depleting cores
Newsroom
Financial Services, Operators
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research examines how maturing Marcellus and Utica core inventory is being offset by adjacent fairways, new delineation and deeper resource across Appalachia.

U.S. gas supply growth could outpace LNG demand through 2027
Newsroom
Financial Services, Operators
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research lowers its 2027 Henry Hub forecast to $3.25/MMBtu as accelerating Haynesville production and Permian gas expansion outpace near-term LNG demand growth.

Aging U.S. shale elevates Canada’s role in North American energy supply
Newsroom
Financial Services, Operators
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research finds U.S. oil production is likely to peak in the early 2030s as low-cost inventory tightens, increasing the importance of Canada’s deeper resource base to North American supply.

War Damage Outlasts Forward Market Expectations
Newsroom
Trading & Risk
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research says war-damaged refining capacity could recover more slowly than forward markets imply, keeping product margins elevated through 2027.

You can’t print barrels EIR holds $100 Brent forecast
Newsroom
Trading & Risk
ByJon Haubert

Enverus Intelligence® Research maintains its $100/bbl Brent forecast through 2027 despite weaker oil demand, citing constrained supply, low inventories and limited refining capacity.

Find Out How Enverus Can Help Your Business
Subscribe to the Energy Blog

A weekly update on the latest “no-fluff” insight and analysis of the energy industry.

Let’s get started!

We’ll follow up right away to show you a quick product tour.

Let’s get started!

We’ll follow up right away to show you a quick product tour.

Get Started

Sign up for our Blog

Ready to Subscribe?

Ready to Get Started?