Enverus Launches Global Research Offering with Vaca Muerta Insights

Sep 24, 2025
Enverus has introduced its Global Research offering, focusing on oil and gas intelligence, with initial insights into Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale play.

Enverus has launched its Global Research offering, a new addition to its portfolio of oil and gas intelligence solutions, announced in a press release. This product is designed to provide comprehensive datasets covering global oil wells, production volumes, and exploration blocks, all hosted on the Enverus PRISM® platform.

The inaugural report focuses on Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale play, highlighting significant acquisition opportunities. Enverus reports that buyers are acquiring assets at a fraction of the cost compared to similar North American shale assets, with deals averaging $1 million per undeveloped well location versus $4 million in the U.S.

The report also notes a 24% decline in liquids-weighted well productivity in Vaca Muerta since 2021, a trend that has received minimal attention. Despite this, Enverus remains optimistic about the play's potential for growth and strong medium-term returns. The Global Research product will cover both conventional and unconventional assets worldwide, offering valuation models and activity forecasts for energy investors and strategic planners.

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