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UPDATED: Oil prices fall to less than zero for the first time in history
Oil prices fell to less than zero for the first time in history as producers ran out of places to store crude on April 20.
Mexico holds fast on production cuts
The OPEC+ group has hammered out a new deal after agreeing to let Mexico make a smaller contribution.
US government extends effort to protect Citgo against PdVSA creditors
The US Treasury department renewed a measure designed to prevent creditors of Venezuela’s national oil company (NOC) PdVSA from laying claim to Citgo, the US-based refiner that is PdVSA’s most valuable foreign asset.
Pandemic reportedly delaying completion of Peregrino Platform C offshore Brazil
Norway’s Equinor is reportedly experiencing delays as it attempts to install a third platform at the Peregrino field offshore Brazil.
BPTT says pandemic has not interrupted gas production
BP Trinidad & Tobago (BPTT), the main supplier of natural gas to Trinidad and Tobago, claims that its operations have not been substantially affected by the coronavirus pandemic to date.
YPF authorised to set up 50:50 JV with Equinor for CAN-100
Argentina’s government has authorised the national oil company (NOC) YPF to set up a joint venture with Norway’s Equinor for an offshore exploration project.
Oil plunges again after IEA paints bleak picture
Lower fuel demand leads YPF to slash Vaca Muerta output
YPF has cut oil production at fields in the Vaca Muerta shale formation, on the grounds that energy demand has fallen since the government imposed a lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.
Venezuela oil service firms eye looser restrictions on gasoline imports, sales
Representatives of Venezuela’s private fuel supply companies are urging the government to loosen restrictions on the import and sale of gasoline.
Peru LNG reports exports up in March
Peru LNG, the operator of a natural gas liquefaction plant and export terminal in Pampa Melchorita, saw export volumes increase year on year in February.
Ecuador suspends oil flows through two pipelines hit by landslide
Ecuador has stopped operations in two oil pipeline systems following a landslide in the Amazon region last week, according to the country’s Hydrocarbons Ministry.
Guyana sees oil production reaching maximum but revenues dropping
The government of Guyana has said that oil production is set to reach maximum levels of 120,000 barrels per day (bpd) next month as anticipated, but it has also warned that per-barrel revenues are set to decline.
OPEC+ cuts deep into global supply, but not deep enough
Oil prices give up early gains as analysts say new OPEC+ production cuts not big enough
US official says Rosneft may be able to avoid sanctions for Venezuelan operations
A high-ranking US official says Washington is ready to lift sanctions on a subsidiary of Russia’s largest oil operator Rosneft, provided that the company can show that it is no longer doing business in Venezuela.
More gasoline and diesel going into storage facilities in Panama
Panama appears to be turning into a popular destination for traders looking for places to store their excess supplies of petroleum products, especially low-sulphur motor fuels.
Apache reports another oil discovery offshore Suriname
US-based Apache Corp. and its French partner Total have found oil again at Block 58, which lies offshore Suriname.
Four windows on OPEC-plus talks
Smaller oil-producing states will watch the upcoming Russian-Saudi discussions closely.
Mexico consulting other oil producers about output, price
The government of Mexico has been in communication with other major oil-producing countries to discuss measures for stabilising production and price levels.
Pemex says it will maintain current output levels despite pandemic
Mexico’s national oil company (NOC) Pemex has said it will maintain current crude production levels, in spite of the coronavirus-driven decline in demand and uncertainty over global oil prices.
Guyana’s oil output up by 58.2% in January, finance minister says
Guyana’s oil output jumped to 56,320 barrels per day in January, up by 58.2% on the December figure of 35,607 bpd, according to a report from the South American country’s finance ministry.
Oil price plunge has no impact on Guyana’s Liza project, ExxonMobil says
The recent drop in crude oil prices has had no impact on production at Guyana’s flagship Liza project, ExxonMobil has said.
Brazil suspends upcoming licensing round on coronavirus outbreak
Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) has approved the temporary suspension of the next round of oil and gas auctions, citing the coronavirus crisis.
Trump signals Russia-Saudi truce
Russia, Saudi Arabia agree to slash oil production, Trump claims
Donald Trump said on April 2 that Russia and Saudi Arabia would be cutting their output, instead of continuing with a supply war that could result in hundreds of oil companies going out of business. The Kremlin denied his claim.
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