From Linear Supply Chains to Dynamic Networks, AI-Powered Partnerships, and the Hidden Signals in Headlines
The Week That Was: January 24-31, 2025
NOTE: “The Week That Was” is a recap of ideas shared over the last seven days.
Spare Parts: What Caught My Eye This Week
Bad Headlines | A Symptom of Progress
Bad headlines can be a symptom of progress. Our “Hype Curve” at Enverus Intelligence® Research tracks the progress and position of key power and energy transition technologies.
Do you agree with how we have placed them? Which technology will surprise in 2025?
Read the full post from the team below:
To mark the close of 2024, Enverus Intelligence Research created a roadmap to the 2025 energy transition landscape, covering power, subsurface, low-carbon fuels and energy transition investment.
As the industry continues to evolve, we find these key themes emerging in 2025:
• EV battery costs will fall below the $100/MWh cost parity milestone. Direct air capture (DAC) is approaching the peak of inflated expectations with significant challenges ahead, while green hydrogen and offshore wind will lag expectations. The ADVANCE Act and artificial intelligence-related energy demand are pushing new nuclear technology closer to viability.
• President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs would drive up domestic renewable equipment prices. Tax credits for blue hydrogen, EOR, and solar and wind projects are least at risk of elimination, while subsidies for green hydrogen and geothermal are the most exposed.


