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Brazil’s Lula pressures Ibama over Petrobras’ Amazon oil drilling bid
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will meet environmental agency Ibama to discuss Petrobras' plan to drill for oil near the Amazon River’s mouth.
Brazil’s Petrobras expands ocean monitoring with $17.3mn investment
Petrobras will invest BRL100mn ($17.3mn) to expand monitoring along the Brazilian coast, from the Pelotas Basin in the south to the Equatorial Margin in the north.
BP Brazil chief to lead bioenergy unit after CEO exit
Trinidad and Tobago looks to expand maritime territory amid heightened interest in deepwater exploration
Trinidad and Tobago has unveiled plans to expand its maritime territory beyond the standard 200-nautical-mile Exclusive Economic Zone, signalling its intention to enhance its offshore resource exploitation capabilities.
OPEC January data challenges Venezuela's million-barrel oil claim
Venezuela's oil output fell to 892,000 barrels per day (bpd) in January, down 18,000 bpd from December, OPEC said in its monthly report on February 12, contradicting government claims of higher production.
Brazil’s Petrobras signs oil export deal, energy pacts with India
Brazil’s national oil company (NOC) Petrobras signed multiple agreements with Indian energy firms this week, including an oil export contract and cooperation deals in exploration and production.
Guyana issues 30-day notice to CGX and Frontera for petroleum licence cancellation
CGX Energy Inc. and Frontera Energy Corp. face a critical challenge in Guyana as the government moves to cancel their petroleum prospecting licence for the Corentyne block.
Guyana's natural gas output catching up to Trinidad and Tobago
Guyana's emergence as a major energy producer continues to reshape regional dynamics, with projections indicating that the country will reach natural gas production of 31.86mn cubic metres per day by 2030.
Chevron relying on Hess Guyana stake to boost profitability
Major US oil producer Chevron is looking to strengthen its portfolio through the $53bn acquisition of Hess Corp, with particular interest in Hess's lucrative Guyana assets, where over 11bn barrels of oil equivalent resources have been discovered.
Maurel & Prom expands in Colombia with $150mn gas licence deal
French oil major Maurel & Prom (M&P) has entered into an agreement to acquire a 40% operating interest in the Sinu-9 gas block in Colombia, marking a significant expansion of its Latin American portfolio.
Maduro’s regime seeks US help to extradite opposition figures over alleged Citgo asset theft
Venezuela’s public ministry plans to formally request legal cooperation from the US to pursue corruption charges against several opposition figures, including the former National Assembly leader, Juan Guaidó.
US midstream and other oil, gas projects may get pricier with Trump’s latest tariffs
Oil and gas drilling equipment and pipelines are made of steel and aluminium. And with Trump's latest tariffs, building new transmission lines, which are necessary for rapidly growing gas-fuelled electricity, would get more expensive.
Colombia's Ecopetrol faces production cut as Petro pushes fracking exit
Colombia’s state-run oil company, Ecopetrol, could see daily output shrink by 90,000 barrels if it withdraws from its fracking operations in the US.
PEMEX, Carso renegotiate $15bn Lakach gas deal
Brazil’s Petrobras eyes Indian deepwater oil blocks in global expansion push
Brazil's national oil company Petrobras is evaluating opportunities in India's deepwater and ultra-deepwater crude blocks as it seeks to diversify its reserves beyond its traditional pre-salt fields.
PDVSA ramps up light crude imports as domestic supply struggles
Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA has resumed steady imports of light crude to compensate for declining domestic production, which has created bottlenecks in the production of export-grade blends
Guyana government to terminate Frontera Energy and CGX license for offshore block
Guyana's government has moved to terminate Frontera Energy Corporation and CGX Energy's license for the Corentyne offshore block, marking a significant shift in the country's handling of petroleum agreements with international operators.
Florida tycoon facilitates Maduro-Trump deal, paving the way for increased oil sales
A Florida businessman with deep ties to the Republican Party brokered a significant meeting between Nicolás Maduro and a special envoy for President Donald Trump, initiating negotiations that could see Venezuela ramp up its oil exports to the US
Trinidad and Tobago reports surge in LNG export revenue
Trinidad and Tobago is reporting significant gains in LNG export revenue, with cargo prices reaching 15% to 55% above Henry Hub rates, according to Energy Minister Stuart Young.
Venezuela criticises oil sanctions at India Energy Week, stresses its role in global market
Venezuelan Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has called the exclusion of Venezuela from the global oil market “absurd,” attributing this to ongoing economic sanctions imposed by the United States
Trinidad and Tobago seeks US review of sanctions to unlock joint energy projects with Venezuela
Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Keith Rowley announced that he intends to engage the US government to highlight the significance of the country’s oil and gas ventures with Venezuela
Venezuela's asphalt cement exports surge as US dominates shipments
Venezuelan exports of AC-30 asphalt cement experienced a notable jump in January, reaching 525,000 barrels, a 54% increase compared to December’s 243,000 barrels, according to data from the Paraguaná Refining Centre
Maduro’s regime seeks US cooperation to extradite opposition figures over alleged Citgo asset theft
Venezuela’s Public Ministry plans to formally request legal cooperation from the United States to pursue corruption charges against several opposition figures, including former National Assembly leader Juan Guaidó
Brazil’s Ultrapar unveils 2025 investment plan
Ultrapar, a Brazilian oil and gas company, announced an investment plan for 2025, allocating up to BRL2.54bn ($440mn).
Brazil’s PetroReconcavo sees 3.1% rise in January production
Brazil’s PetroReconcavo reported a 3.1% increase in oil and gas production for January 2025, reaching an average of 26.8 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd).
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