Jan 29, 2011 · A blizzard of policy moves by US President Donald Trump included extensive action on energy. In our latest Energy Intelligence Premium Briefing, we summarize changes in five domestic and foreign policy areas key to the industry.

With our eighth annual outlook, we expect this to be another eventful year for energy as policy shifts under incoming US President Donald Trump feed into a fractured and complex global order, with impacts on markets, the low-carbon transition and corporate strategy. Geopolitically, a …

Jan 23, 2025 · PETROLEUM INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY Essential insights and critical analysis of the oil and gas industry

1 day ago · Power generation costs have come off their recent peaks and are set to continue falling as electricity demand around the world ratchets up. A crisis in supply chains and rampant inflation that began in 2022 have pushed investment costs to an all-time high for gas turbines, offshore wind turbines and nuclear power.

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Jan 21, 2025 · The fourth quarter of 2024 showed a 500,000 b/d supply shortfall that could continue if US sanctions against Russia and Iran limit their crude exports.

Announced low-carbon spending by major energy companies was ~$20 billion in Q4’24. The latest data from Energy Intelligence's Low-Carbon Investment Tracker, accompanying the recently published report, covers investments, acquisitions and initiatives announced or approved through the fourth quarter of 2024.

Jan 29, 2025 · EI NEW ENERGY Data and in-depth analysis of the key trends shaping the energy transition

Energy Intelligence – A History of Excellence and Future of Innovation. For over 70 years, Energy Intelligence has remained firmly committed to the same basic principles of providing knowledge and understanding of the global energy business as an indispensable source for the largest corporate, government and financial players in energy.

Announced low-carbon spending by major energy companies was ~$20 billion in Q4’24. The latest data from Energy Intelligence's Low-Carbon Investment Tracker, accompanying the recently published report, covers investments, acquisitions and initiatives announced or approved through the fourth quarter of 2024.