2025 Global Oil & Gas Project Spending Outlook
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What's driving oil and gas investment decisions as the industry navigates between traditional energy demands and the clean energy transition?
In this episode of Navigating the Currents of Change, host Shaheen Chohan brings together a powerhouse panel of research experts to dissect the 2025 Global Oil & Gas Spending Outlook. Gordon Gorrie (Senior VP of Research - Oil & Gas), Jesus Davis (Senior VP of Energy Services), Josef Murr (Regional Manager EU - Refining, Oil & Gas), and Leandro Londero (Assistant VP & Regional Manager LATAM - Oil & Gas).
With $418 billion in active projects and nearly $1 trillion in potential investment opportunities projected through 2027, this in-depth analysis of industry trends provides essential insights from the U.S., Europe and LATAM. Our regional experts analyze offshore development activity, LNG market dynamics, and the impact of energy transition on capital expenditures.
Key insights covered:
In this episode of Navigating the Currents of Change, host Shaheen Chohan brings together a powerhouse panel of research experts to dissect the 2025 Global Oil & Gas Spending Outlook. Gordon Gorrie (Senior VP of Research - Oil & Gas), Jesus Davis (Senior VP of Energy Services), Josef Murr (Regional Manager EU - Refining, Oil & Gas), and Leandro Londero (Assistant VP & Regional Manager LATAM - Oil & Gas).
With $418 billion in active projects and nearly $1 trillion in potential investment opportunities projected through 2027, this in-depth analysis of industry trends provides essential insights from the U.S., Europe and LATAM. Our regional experts analyze offshore development activity, LNG market dynamics, and the impact of energy transition on capital expenditures.
Key insights covered:
- Oil & gas investment patterns at energy transition crossroads
- Gas market activity significantly outpacing crude oil spending
- Europe's cautiously solid offshore development outlook
- Latin America LNG growth driven by Brazil and Guyana
- U.S. leadership in global LNG project approvals
