🛢️ The $45B Oil & Gas Brand Power Rankings for 2025
Global brand values reveal how influence in the oil & gas sector is shifting — not just in production and reserves, but in reputation, trust, and pricing power.
📌 Shell leads the world with a $45.4B brand value, edging out Saudi Aramco at $41.7B.
📌 China claims two spots in the top five: PetroChina at $33.3B and Sinopec at $29.8B.
📌 US giants sit firmly in the second tier: ExxonMobil at $23.6B, Chevron at $14.5B.
📌 Europe still overperforms, with Shell, BP ($18.3B), TotalEnergies ($18.8B), and Equinor ($15.7B).
📌 ADNOC at $19.0B showcases how quickly Gulf national oil companies are developing global brand strength.
💡 Brand value is the new soft power in energy.
It influences access to capital, talent acquisition, partnership opportunities, and the ability to shape the narrative around the energy transition.
The companies with the strongest brands can raise funds more easily, acquire strategic assets, and sell their vision of the future to both investors and governments.
A key question remains:
Will the most valuable energy brands of tomorrow be the ones producing the most oil — or the ones most successful at convincing the world they can decarbonize the fastest?
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