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Eco Atlantic advances Namibia, Guyana and South Africa exploration partnerships
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas said it made significant progress across its Atlantic Margin exploration portfolio during the financial year ended March 31, as agreements with BP and Navitas Petroleum advanced projects in Namibia, Guyana and South Africa.
US power firm launches world bank arbitration against Colombia over gas market dispute
US-based Glenfarne Group has initiated international arbitration proceedings against Colombia over a dispute linked to the country's natural gas market, claiming state actions undermined investments in two thermal power plants
Colombia restarts power exports to Ecuador after diplomatic rift eases
Colombia will resume electricity exports to Ecuador after suspending sales earlier this year amid a diplomatic dispute, easing concerns over power supplies as both countries prepare for a potentially severe El Niño weather event
Latam state oil companies face policy risks despite higher crude prices, Moody’s says
Higher global oil prices are unlikely to translate into stronger credit profiles or proportionally larger financial gains for several of Latin America's state-backed oil companies, Moody's says.
Argentina streamlines oil export rules amid record crude shipments
Argentina has introduced a new regulatory framework to simplify crude oil and refined product exports, as the country experiences a surge in overseas energy sales driven by rising production from the Vaca Muerta shale formation.
Pacific Coast Energy nears deal to develop Venezuela oil fields with PDVSA
Pacific Coast Energy Co. is nearing an agreement with Venezuela's state oil company to take part in developing crude fields in the country's east, as Caracas moves to accelerate deals with foreign investors to revive production
Mexico to explore deeper layers of Cantarell oil field with Petrobras technology
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico will explore deepwater layers beneath the depleted Cantarell oil field in a partnership with Brazil’s state-controlled Petrobras, following the June 23 memorandum.
Moody's says Colombia fuel subsidies curb Ecopetrol gains from higher oil prices
Colombia's fuel price subsidies are limiting the financial benefit that state-controlled Ecopetrol receives from higher crude prices, although the company remains a net beneficiary of stronger international oil markets, according to Moody's Ratings
Bolivia rules out YPFB privatisation, plans overhaul of state energy firm
Bolivia's government has ruled out privatising state oil company YPFB, saying it will remain under state control given its strategic status, even as officials acknowledge the firm faces significant financial and supply problems.
Guyana’s oil expansion nears one million barrels per day, reshaping regional energy dynamics
Guyana’s oil boom is approaching a new milestone as Uaru prepares to push national production beyond one million barrels per day.
Peru seeks to lock in long-term energy planning as incoming government faces regulatory test
Peru is moving to institutionalise 30-year energy planning just before the presidential transition, but investors remain focused on delayed electricity market regulations that will determine the pace of renewable deployment.
Brazil bets on ports for oil boom
Brazil is accelerating investment in port infrastructure to support rising pre-salt oil production and expand export capacity, as the country seeks to strengthen its position among the world's leading crude exporters over the coming decade.
Karoon Energy restores all wells at Brazil's Baúna oil field
Energy has brought all production wells at its Baúna oil field, off the coast of Brazil, back online after restarting the PRA-2 well, the ASX-listed oil and gas company said.
Argentina's Pampa Energía approves FID for $2.7bn fertiliser plant
Pampa Energía has approved the final investment decision for a $2.7bn fertiliser project in Argentina that will produce granular urea using natural gas from the Vaca Muerta shale formation.
Argentina's YPF to implement 10-for-1 stock split in August
Argentina’s state-controlled energy company YPF will implement a 10-for-1 stock split on August 4, lowering the unit price of its locally traded shares in a move aimed at making the stock more accessible to retail investors.
Argentina's Vista, YPF weigh RIGI bid for Vaca Muerta block as shale expansion accelerates
Vista Energy and state-controlled YPF are evaluating an application for benefits under Argentina’s Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) for the jointly held Bajo del Toro block in the Vaca Muerta shale formation.
Pampa Energía secures RIGI approval for $4.5bn Vaca Muerta oil project
Pampa Energía has secured approval under Argentina’s Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) for a $4.5bn oil development in the Vaca Muerta shale formation, allowing the company to move forward.
Suriname's landmark GranMorgu oil project to implement kite traction towing for FPSO
The partners in Suriname’s landmark GranMorgu oil development , have partnered with French company Beyond the Sea to pilot wind-assisted kite traction technology on the project’s FPSO vessel.
Sintana advances Argentina offshore bid as Chevron gets more time in Uruguay
Sintana Energy is moving ahead with offshore exploration plans in Argentina while gaining additional time for work on a Chevron-operated block in Uruguay, as the Canadian company seeks to expand its position in South America's emerging oil and gas
Lionheart targets Venezuela oil revival with $400mn investment plan
Lionheart Capital is positioning itself to become an early private investor in Venezuela's oil sector, pursuing a transaction valued at about $400mn that would give the Miami-based firm exposure to one of the country's mature producing assets
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