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 […]
Enverus Announces Key Partnership With General Index
Are you struggling to find reliable, transparent benchmarks for your energy trading and analytics? Do you often face challenges in accessing consistent pricing data that is compliant with industry standards?
Act on Global Energy Anomalies Fast With the New Enverus | Kpler Partnership
In the fast-paced world of energy commodity trading, staying ahead demands more than just raw data. Insightful, actionable intelligence allows you to forecast, plan and respond to global market shifts confidently.
Crude Oil and Natural Gas Price Forecast: Bullish Lights at the End of Tunnel
Al Salazar of Enverus Intelligence® Research predicts rising crude oil and natural gas prices, driven by market dynamics, OPEC discipline, and seasonal demand. Learn more about the bullish outlook for Brent crude and Henry Hub natural gas prices.
Oil Prices to Reach $95, Enverus Intelligence® Research Remains Bullish
Crude and product stocks are currently at levels that suggest Brent should be ~$85/bbl.
Navigating Europe’s Energy Transformation
Europe’s energy market is weathering a storm of transformations. With natural gas inventory at peak levels thanks to a diversified supply chain and falling prices, traders and analysts face an evolving challenge unlike any other.
No, Global Oil Demand Will Not Peak by 2030.
Enverus Intelligence® Research holds the position that global oil demand will not peak or decline before the end of this decade. EIR’s analysis offers a distinct and unbiased viewpoint, diverging from the two benchmarks forecasters; OPEC and the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Natural gas supply purgatory: Is LNG the beacon of hope?
he natural gas industry is facing many challenges lately. Prices are trending towards historically low levels, and this economic instability has attracted attention.
The LNG project pause: Calculated risk or tactical blunder?
Amid significant volatility in global energy markets, U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to temporarily halt approvals for pending liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects seems to defy conventional trading wisdom. This audacious move has given rise to a variety of viewpoints and theories across the sector.
Alberta power outages: Detecting value amid unpredictability
In the ever-changing energy landscape, understanding market fluctuations, weather conditions and system resilience is paramount when factoring ideas for trading opportunities.