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Brazil’s Petrobras tenders tech from IBM, Siemens and Huawei
Petrobras has opened a series of procurement processes to acquire technologies from IBM, Siemens and Huawei, according to the Petronect platform.
Mexico fuel smuggling network operated 69 shipments, generated $150mn since 2023
A sophisticated fuel trafficking operation involving high-ranking Mexican naval officers generated at least $150mn in profits through 69 contraband shipments since June 2023, nearly a year earlier than previously disclosed, El País reported.
Colombia’s oil output extends decline amid strained US ties
Colombia's hydrocarbon industry confronts mounting pressures as deteriorating US diplomatic ties compound an already declining production trajectory.
Colombia's export sector faces challenges as oil production stagnates
Colombia's foreign trade balance confronts mounting pressure as oil production declines threaten export competitiveness, with fuel exports dropping 19.8% through July 2025.
Mexico launches $5.9bn euro bond and dollar offerings to support Pemex restructuring
Mexico accessed international debt markets twice this week, issuing €5bn ($5.88bn) in euro-denominated bonds and launching US dollar-denominated notes to fund state oil company Pemex's debt reduction programme.
Delaware court opens Venezuela’s Citgo sale battle as creditors vie for control
A high-stakes auction over shares in Citgo Petroleum’s US parent company, owned by Venezuela, began on September 16 in a Delaware, US courtroom, setting the stage for a contentious showdown between creditors and potential buyers.
Brazil’s Petrobras targets year-end restart of nitrogen fertiliser facilities previously run by Unigel
Chevron’s Venezuela comeback faces political headwinds and market risks
Chevron has restarted its operations in Venezuela amid persistent political tensions between Washington and Caracas, raising concerns over the long-term stability of the US major’s Venezuelan projects
Perenco launches $250mn reactivation programme for mothballed Brazilian Campos Basin fields
Anglo-French oil firm Perenco has commenced a comprehensive reactivation program for the Cherne and Bagre fields in Brazil's Campos Basin, targeting restoration of 50mn barrels of reserves through a two-year $250mn investment plan, the company said
Perenco invests $250mn to restart Brazil’s Campos Basin oil fields
Perenco has launched a two-year programme to restart production from the Cherne and Bagre concessions in Brazil’s Campos Basin, acquired from Petrobras earlier this year.
Brazil’s PRIO wins licence for $870mn Wahoo project
Brazil’s PRIO said, in a press release, it has obtained an installation permit from environmental regulator Ibama for the development of the Wahoo field and its connection to the Frade FPSO.
Belgium's Tenaris wins Brazil’s 11-pipe Buzios deal
Tenaris said it has secured a contract to deliver 18,000 tonnes of seamless pipe, equal to 115 km, for risers and flowlines of the FPSO P-83 production system at the Brazil’s Búzios 11 field.
IEA warns that output at existing oil and gas fields is falling faster than expected
Analysis of thousands of reservoirs shows that many of the largest conventional fields have already peaked, while unconventional sources such as shale need constant drilling to maintain production.
Brazil’s PRIO secures license to begin Wahoo field subsea development with first oil targeted for early 2026
PRIO has obtained environmental licensing from Ibama to commence subsea construction activities at its Wahoo field, with first oil production expected between March and April 2026.
BP strikes biggest Brazil oil find in decades
BP has announced the Bumerangue oil discovery offshore Brazil, its largest find in a quarter of a century, sparking renewed investor interest in exploration.
Argentina's YPF begins drilling three new wells in $200mn push
Argentina opposes Israel's Navitas Petroleum's involvement in Falkland Islands
Argentina has reiterated its "strong rejection" of Israeli oil company Navitas Petroleum's operations in the Falkland Islands, declaring the activities illegal and unauthorised in what it considers Argentine territory.
Panama Canal plans $8bn gas pipeline to link Atlantic and Pacific by 2027
The Panama Canal Authority is advancing discussions on a multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline across the isthmus, a project it expects to begin constructing in 2027 as part of its broader 2025–2035 strategic plan.
Guyana's oil revenues surge in August as country targets sector growth
Guyana's oil revenues reached nearly $213mn in August, bringing the country's cumulative petroleum earnings to over $1.26bn for 2025, according to the latest Natural Resource Fund NRF report published by the Bank of Guyana.
Mexico launches $5.9bn euro bonds and dollar offerings to support Pemex restructuring
Mexico accessed international debt markets twice this week, issuing €5bn ($5.88bn) in euro-denominated bonds and launching dollar-denominated notes to fund state oil company Pemex's debt reduction programme, Bloomberg Línea and Reuters reported
Colombia's Ecopetrol launches gas marketing process for Floreña Field output through 2028
Colombia's state oil company Ecopetrol launched a marketing process for 12-26 GBTUD (Giga British Thermal Units Daily-Billion BTU per Day) from its Floreña field in Casanare province, targeting supply contracts through 2028.
Delaware court opens Venezuela’s Citgo sale battle as creditors vie for control
A high-stakes auction over shares in Citgo Petroleum’s US parent company, owned by Venezuela, began in a Delaware courtroom, setting the stage for a contentious showdown between creditors and potential buyers
Pemex trading chief Perez in Mexico resigns from PMI directorship
Margarita Perez stepped down as director of Pemex's international trading arm PMI this week, with finance ministry official Adan Garcia likely to replace her, Argus Media reported. A company source confirmed Perez's departure
Guyana and Suriname aim to launch oil and gas cooperation
Suriname's President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons and Guyana's recently re-elected President Irfaan Ali convened in Nieuw Nickerie, Suriname, to strengthen bilateral cooperation, with oil and gas sector collaboration taking centre stage in their talks.
Colombia's export sector faces challenges as oil production stagnates
Colombia's foreign trade balance confronts mounting pressure as oil production declines threaten export competitiveness, with fuel exports dropping 19.8% through July 2025 compared to the same period last year
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