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US likely to win case against Mexico’s energy policies, trade group says
The US is likely to win its case against Mexico's energy policies in the arbitration panel set up within the North American USMCA free-trade agreement, according to an executive at a trade group.
Mexico’s regulator says 500 oil-rich areas could be allocated via auction
Mexico’s oil-and-gas regulator has identified approximately 1,000 areas with significant oil potential, with half of them already allocated but nearly 500 have yet to be allocated. They could be included in future bidding rounds.
TotalEnergies of France makes natural gas discovery in Brazil's Campos Basin
France’s energy major, TotalEnergies, has reported its second hydrocarbon discovery in block C-M-541, located in the pre-salt region of Brazil’s Campos and Santos Basin.
Petrobras’ pre-salt natural gas processing hit record high
Brazil’s state-owned energy major Petrobras’ natural gas processing units in Caraguatatuba and Cabiunas achieved a new record in processing pre-salt gas from the Santos Basin in September.
Brazil’s Petrobras ups diesel prices, cuts gasoline
Mexico’s President defends oil donations to Cuba
Oil markets on edge amid escalations in Israel-Hamas war
The escalation in the Israel-Hamas conflict is inciting apprehensive speculations about the impact on global oil markets amid the complex web of geopolitics, sanctions and spectre of broader tensions in the region and beyond.
Brazil gas-distribution market shifts after distributor Commit’s split
The division of the Brazilian natural gas distributor Commit into two separate entities is poised to bring five gas companies in the northeastern region under the control of a relatively unknown group of owners.
Mexico crude oil hedging for 2024 developing at pace
Mexico has been actively engaged in its annual oil-export hedging program, which ranks among the largest such endeavours in the global crude market. The hedging process appears to be nearing its conclusion, say individuals familiar with the deals.
Mexico’s Pemex debt costs fall 21% in January-August
Argentina and Uruguay face recurring fuel shortages
Fuel shortages have become a cause for concern in both Argentina and Uruguay. Montevideo anticipates a return to normal fuel supply by the end of October, but producers in rural Argentina remain apprehensive.
ExxonMobil Guyana to go ahead with plans in defiance of Venezuelan threats
Shrugging off recent provocations from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, ExxonMobil Guyana maintains its commitment to its developmental agenda.
US greenlights joint Venezuela-Trinidad offshore gas project
Venezuelan government, opposition sign election deal in Barbados, prompting US oil sanctions easing
Liza Destiny quickest to hit peak performance of all Guyana, Brazil FPSOs, S&P Global claims
S&P Global Commodity Insights reported that it expects Guyana’s Liza Destiny FPSO to reach maximum production capacity ahead of the nation’s other offshore FPSO, Liza Unity, as well as all Brazilian FPSOs.
Guyana reissues request for proposals for largest renewable project to date
Guyana has reissued a request for proposals for the Amaila Falls hydropower project, its largest renewable-energy project to date, and key to helping Guyana meet its surging electricity demand.
Mexico’s energy minister leaves the post with pending tasks
Rocio Nahle has decided to leave her post as head of Mexico’s ministry of energy to run for the governorship of the Veracruz state, leaving her top priority – improving Mexico's oil-refining capabilities – still to be completed.
What’s driving the US decision to lift sanctions on Venezuela’s oil sector?
The US decision to lift sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector may be driven by three emergent geopolitical factors.
Trinidad and Tobago reportedly expects Atlantic LNG to sign restructuring agreement in November
Shareholders in the Atlantic LNG plant are reportedly on track to sign a restructuring agreement in London next month.
Guyanese minister hopes to see Corentyne block in production by 2030
Guyana’s minister of natural resources says he is hoping CGX Energy and Frontera Energy of Canada will be able to start production at the offshore Corentyne block within the next eight years.
Dutch FPSO builder secures contract for Whiptail project offshore Guyana
Dutch FPSO builder SBM Offshore has won the contract to perform the Front End Engineering and Design for an FPSO to be used in the Whiptail project, the sixth development project in the Stabroek Block offshore Guyana.
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