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NRG: Brent soars to nine-month high
Iranian ‘crude carrier arrives off Venezuelan coast to load oil’
Total expands LNG footprint with ECA LNG equity stake purchase
France’s Total has agreed to buy an equity stake in Sempra Energy’s Energía Costa Azul LNG project, further expanding its already extensive LNG footprint.
Braskem Idesa forced to go without gas
Cenagas’ decision to suspend gas deliveries to Braskem Idesa's Etileno XXI facility puts the Brazilian-Mexican JV in a difficult position.
Khan: Shareholders in Atlantic LNG’s Train 1 seeking new gas suppliers
Shareholders in the first production train of the Atlantic LNG complex in Trinidad and Tobago are still looking for new sources of feedstock ahead of a turnaround programme that is slated to begin next month.
CNH approves Pemex’s unconventional exploration plans
Mexico’s national oil company (NOC) Pemex is taking another look at proposals for exploration of the country’s unconventional hydrocarbon resources.
Two major oil traders caught up in long-running investigation of corruption in Brazil
Two of the world’s largest commodity traders have been caught up in Brazil’s long-running Lava Jato (“Car Wash”) probe over the last week.
Mexico may collect $2.5bn from oil hedge
The government of Mexico is expected to receive a payout of around $2.5bn from its 2020 sovereign oil hedging deal
Petrobras receives offers for three refineries
Brazil’s state-run oil and gas firm Petrobras has received binding offers for three of its refineries: REMAN, LUBNOR and SIX.
Brazil sells just one offshore block in latest bidding round
Brazil sold just one offshore block in its latest oil and gas bidding round, prompting a government review of the country’s current licensing regime.
OVL’s mixed upstream fortunes
India’s state-run ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL) has had something of a mixed week, with good news onshore Colombia being offset by a missed acquisition opportunity in Senegal’s deep waters.
NRG: Oil market strategising
Policy decisions made this past week will have both long and short-term ramifications for the wider energy sector.
Pemex exec asked to resign over profit-sharing payments
A representative of PMI, the trading arm of Mexico’s national oil company (NOC) Pemex, has been asked to resign after authorising payments under a profit-sharing plan.
Mexican oil output drops for second month in row
Mexico’s crude oil production dropped for the second consecutive month in October to a level only marginally above the record lows marked over the summer.
Petrobras slashes five-year investment plan by 27%
Brazilian oil and gas giant Petrobras has cut its five-year investment budget by more than one quarter to $55bn.
Oil-rich Mendoza Province seeking more investment
Argentina’s oil-rich Mendoza Province is keen to revive investors’ interest in the petroleum sector, which has languished as a result of the pandemic, by granting tax benefits to companies that resume drilling work or start new projects.
Rockhopper says Navitas remains keen on Sea Lion
Israel’s Navitas Petroleum is reportedly still intent on proceeding with a farm-in deal that will allow it to become a shareholder in PL032, a block off the coast of the Falkland Islands that contains the Sea Lion oilfield.
Venezuela resumes direct crude exports to China
Venezuela has reportedly resumed direct shipments of crude oil to China after more than a year of minimal activity.
Sempra to combine US, Mexican LNG subsidiaries
California-based Sempra Energy has announced this week that it is simplifying its energy infrastructure business – a plan that entails combining its two LNG subsidiaries into a single unit.
Orinduik consortium reviewing 3D data before selecting next drilling targets
Canada’s Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas indicated last week that shareholders in the Orinduik block had begun the process of drawing up plans for their next drilling programme.
Guyana grants 12-month extension for drilling at Corentyne
A joint venture formed by two Canadian companies, CGX Energy and Frontera Energy, has secured permission to push back its deadline for drilling at the Corentyne block offshore Guyana.
Tullow hoping for a comeback
Tullow Oil’s new investment plan focuses on West Africa but also identifies opportunities in South America and East Africa.
NRG: While OPEC meets, life goes on
Peru names new energy minister
Peru’s new government has named Jaime Galvez as Energy and Mining Minister, thereby completing the Cabinet of interim President Francisco Sagasti.
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