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Petrobras taps consortium for $700mn monthly receivables
Petrobras has contracted a consortium formed by Cerc and Líber to implement Central Bank regulations for the receivables market.
Pemex Secures $10.4bn investment to bolster fuel storage capacity
The Mexican government has announced a substantial investment of $10.4bn in state-owned oil company PEMEX, Mexico Business reported
Touchstone Exploration subsidiary begins Trinidad and Tobago operations under new license
Primera Oil and Gas Limited, a Touchstone Exploration Inc. subsidiary, has commenced operations under the Rio Claro license in Trinidad and Tobago, with a six-year term and a $2.4mn financial commitment.
Suriname to hold off on new IMF programme as it evaluates oil revenue strategies
Suriname's government has announced it will postpone decisions on future International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme involvement until after the May 2025 general election, as it evaluates strategies for managing anticipated oil revenues.
Mexico boosts fuel imports amid lagging Pemex downstream production
Mexico is grappling with shortfalls of domestic fuel production. This comes despite the fact that the outgoing administration under former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) had ambitious targets of fuel self-sufficiency.
Reports highlight Guyana’s growing oil dominance, LNG potential
Two newly released reports have pointed to Guyana’s growing oil dominance, as well as to its potential to become an LNG exporter as well.
Venezuela works to strengthen relations with various countries amid rising oil exports
Venezuela’s oil exports reached a four-year peak in October, nearing 950,000 bpd thanks to increased crude production and higher sales to India and the US, with this coming as Venezuela works to boost bilateral relations with various countries.
Petrobras invests in Campos Basin as it plans production growth
The Campos Basin, once Brazil’s top oil-producing region, has marked 50 years since the discovery of its oil resources and is set to play a key role in Petrobras' growth plans.
Guyana’s producers continue to benefit from booming output
ExxonMobil and other producers operating in Guyana have reported record output from the country, with further development drilling underway
Brazil to import record coal amid hydro shortfall
Brazil’s Petrobras provides update on strategic oil and gas expansion in Southern Africa
Petrobras, Brazil’s national oil company, has confirmed it is exploring opportunities in South Africa, Namibia, and Angola, and is currently awaiting Galp Energia’s decision on its offer for a major stake in Namibia’s offshore Mopane block.
Trump wins the election but US oil supply unlikely to rise, says analyst
Ex-president Donald Trump may have won the US election, but the country’s oil supply is unlikely to increase. This is according to Anne-Sophie Corbeau, BP’s former head of gas analysis in an interview on the eve of the vote.
Guyana and Suriname emerging as major global LNG players, Wood Mackenzie report indicates
Guyana and Suriname could emerge as significant players in the global LNG market, with potential annual production reaching 12 million metric tonnes by the next decade, according to a new Wood Mackenzie report.
Guyana threatening OPEC's oil market share; S&P reports
Guyana and other non-OPEC oil producers are poised to intensify competition with OPEC for global market share in 2025, according to a recent analysis from S&P Global Commodities at Sea.
Norway's Argeo secures data services agreement with Suriname's Staatsolie for offshore projects
Norwegian subsea services provider Argeo signed an eight-year agreement with Staatsolie, Suriname's national oil company, for the provision of comprehensive multiclient data services in Suriname's offshore waters.
Argentine natural gas infrastructure boosted by Northern Natural Gas Pipeline
Argentina marked a significant milestone in its energy sector with the inauguration of the Northern Natural Gas Pipeline, a $710mn project that will transport natural gas from the Vaca Muerta shale formation in Neuquen province.
Pan American Energy weighs investment in sustainable aviation fuel production in Argentina
Brazil’s oil regulator mulls adding deep-water blocks to permanent concession offer
Brazil's oil and gas regulator the National Petroleum Agency (ANP) has approved the study of 25 new exploratory blocks for potential inclusion in the Permanent Concession Offer (OPC).
Petrobras Q3 profits expected to rise despite lower oil prices
Petrobras is expected to report higher third-quarter net profit and revenue despite weaker oil prices and production volumes.
Energy industry must drive sustainable socio-economic growth: ADIPEC
The global energy industry must drive the next phase of sustainable socio-economic growth, UAE Industry Minister and CEO of the country’s national oil company ADNOC, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, said at the ADIPEC conference in Abu Dhabi on November 4.
Turkish national arrested in Miami over Venezuelan oil sanctions-evasion plot
US authorities have arrested a Turkish businessman in Miami for allegedly orchestrating a complex scheme to evade sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned oil company PDVSA, the Justice Department said on November 4.
Mexico’s energy independence push falls short as Pemex production lags
Mexico's outgoing administration under former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador leaves behind an unfinished ambition of fuel self-sufficiency, with stark gaps between its targets and the actual output of state-owned oil giant PEMEX.
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