JERA: Latest Asian Firm to Take Haynesville Stake
In response to this week’s announcement that JERA, a leading Japanese energy company and one of the world’s largest LNG buyers, was expanding its upstream footprint through the $1.5 billion acquisition of the South Mansfield joint venture from GEP Haynesville and Williams, Andrew Dittmar, principal analyst at Enverus Intelligence® Research provided this commentary explaining the […]
Pipeline Dreams: Alberta’s Crude Ambitions
Alberta’s government is pushing for a new oil pipeline to bolster the province’s oil industry and economic outlook. Enverus Intelligence® Research sees real opportunity here, but also a tangle of questions around production capacity, environmental impacts and the durability of global oil demand. With demand still trending upward, Alberta believes it can help fill a […]
Vaca Muerta: The Global Shale Game-Changer
The launch of Enverus Intelligence® Global Research significantly enhances our ability to deliver comprehensive global upstream opportunities and insights to our customers. Highlighted below is a recent example of our research on the Vaca Muerta, showcasing the attractive shale opportunities beyond North America. This is taken from our webinar comparing the Permian, Montney and Vaca […]
Crescent Nabs Vital in $3.1 billion Corporate Sale
Announcing the first merger of U.S. upstream operators since crude prices tumbled in April, Crescent Energy is purchasing Permian operator Vital Energy for $3.1 billion inclusive of net debt in a stock-for-stock swap. Andrew Dittmar, principal analyst at Enverus Intelligence® Research provided this commentary explaining the deal’s significance: “The stock-for-stock swap fits the model of […]
From Core to Cloud | Nuclear’s Data Center Power Play
CEG’s 1.1 GW agreement with META, VST’s ongoing Comanche Peak negotiations for offtake contracts and NRG’s newly announced 295 MW power purchase agreement (PPA) are just a few examples of a trend gaining serious traction: Gigawatt-scale baseload is in high demand and data centers are willing to pay for it. AI growth is driving an […]
Capturing Value | Winning Strategies for Clean Energy Producers
Gevo recently announced the sale of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits from its North Dakota facility for the first time, following the acquisition of an ethanol plant with carbon capture capabilities nearly a year ago. This is one of several revenue streams within Gevo’s value chain (Figure 1), boosting credit revenue by 83% to $2.33/gallon […]
Fast and Permitted | Washington Clears the Way for AI
The White House recently released its AI Action Plan, a broad policy roadmap designed to cement American leadership in artificial intelligence. The plan includes sweeping executive orders aimed at removing regulatory barriers to accelerate infrastructure development, particularly in energy and data centers. One notable order, “Accelerating Federal Permitting of Data Center Infrastructure,” directs federal agencies […]
Big Tech is in Town | PA Powers Up
A combined $92 billion in energy and artificial intelligence (AI)-related investments were announced across Pennsylvania last week, with projects ranging from new data centers to natural gas plants and grid modernization efforts.
From Credits to Constraints: Navigating the OBBBA Energy Shakeup
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), enacted on July 4, introduces sweeping changes to U.S. energy policy, significantly altering the tax credit landscape for clean energy projects.
Everything’s Bigger in Tech-SaaS | Fermi Plans 11 GW AI Campus With TTU
The Texas Tech University (TTU) System and Fermi America announced an 11 GW data center powered by a mix of natural gas, utility grid power, solar, wind and nuclear energy. The newly founded power company is building one of the largest behind-the-meter advanced energy and artificial intelligence campuses in the U.S., covering about 5,800 acres […]