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Mexican judge orders former Pemex CEO to be held in prison
A Mexican judge has issued an order that will see Emilio Lozoya, the former head of Mexico’s national oil company Pemex, held in prison for preventive detention.
Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance aims to end oil and gas production
The Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) is calling for an immediate end to new licensing rounds for oil and gas exploration, and has signed up 11 governments to a promise to end oil and gas production by 2050.
LatAmOil: Argentina’s electricity export earnings will fund Vaca Muerta gas pipeline
Argentina expects to use the proceeds of electricity exports to Brazil to finance two major infrastructure projects that will facilitate the development of the Vaca Muerta shale formation.
Argentina will use proceeds of electricity exports to fund gas pipeline construction
Argentina’s Energy Secretariat expects to use the proceeds of electricity exports to Brazil to finance several major infrastructure projects that will facilitate the development of the Vaca Muerta shale formation.
US senators eye Latin American and Caribbean LNG markets
Five members of the US Senate have re-introduced a measure designed to expedite the permit process for small-scale LNG exports.
Petrobras’ third-quarter profits exceed expectations
Brazil's national oil company Petrobras posted a profit of BRL31.14bn ($5.56bn) for the third quarter, outperforming expectations.
Venezuelan oil exports top 700,000 bpd in October
Venezuela succeeded in pushing crude oil export volumes above 700,000 barrels per day in October, according to a Reuters report.
Ecuador gears up to call new tender for Las Emeraldas refinery operating contract
Ecuador’s government may call a new tender for the right to operate the 110,000 barrel per day Las Esmeraldas refinery before the end of this month, according to Energy Minister Juan Carlos Bermeo.
Mexico reportedly moving ahead with annual oil hedge
Mexico’s government has reportedly begun the process of arranging its annual oil hedge, a collection of financial deals designed to protect the country against fluctuations in the crude market by locking crude prices in ahead of time.
Exxon Mobil’s 2nd Liza FPSO arrives in Guyana
The Liza Unity, which was built to be the second floating production, storage and off-loading vessel installed at Guyana’s Stabroek block, has arrived at the Liza-2 production site offshore Guyana.
Pemex back in the red in third quarter despite oil price recovery
Mexico’s national oil company Pemex was back in the red in the third quarter of this year, despite the recent recovery in its crude production levels.
Brazilian leader inches closer to privatisation of Petrobras
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said again last week that he was considering privatising the national oil company Petrobras and that the government had begun evaluating options for divesting its stake in the firm.
New report says Argentina’s oil output is above March 2020 levels
Argentina’s crude oil output has risen above the levels reported in March 2020, before the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic began to affect upstream operations, according to Regional Investment Consulting SA (RICSA).
CORC out of the running for Isla refinery
Refineria di Korsou (RdK), the government-run operator of Curaçao’s only oil-processing plant, has decided to eliminate a Dutch-led consortium as a potential buyer of the Isla refinery and associated assets.
LatAmOil: ExxonMobil’s third disappointment at Canje block
ExxonMobil (US) has reportedly completed its third exploration well at the Canje block offshore Guyana without discovering commercial hydrocarbon reserves.
No commercial hydrocarbons found in Sapote-1 well at Canje block
ExxonMobil (US) has reportedly completed its third exploration well at the Canje block offshore Guyana without discovering commercial hydrocarbon reserves.
Mexico City may assume Pemex’s $115bn debt portfolio
The government has reportedly informed the NOC of its intention to assume responsibility for all debt amortisations.
MPL teams up with ConocoPhillips, Bechtel to reduce LNG terminal project’s emissions
Mexico Pacific Ltd (MPL) will work with two other US companies, ConocoPhillips and Bechtel, to design its planned LNG import terminal in Mexico’s Sonora State in a way that serves to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
New Stratus eyes Repsol’s stakes in two Ecuadorean oil blocks
New Stratus Energy, an independent Canadian company, is trying to move ahead with plans to acquire control of two heavy crude oil-containing blocks in Ecuador.
Argentina launches new tender in Gas Plan scheme
The government of Argentina has launched a new round of its so-called Gas Plan incentive scheme as it tries to boost domestic natural gas output and reduce imports.
Petrobras concerned about its ability to meet fuel demand
Petrobras has warned that it will not be able to meet demand from fuel distributors next month, raising concerns over potential supply shortages in the Latin American country.
Guyana could resume crude talks with India, VP says
Guyana is prepared to resume talks with India on future crude oil deliveries, the country’s Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo has said.
Petroperu aims to resume oil extraction by year-end
Peru’s national oil company Petroperu is aiming to restart crude production by the end of this year as it seeks feedstock for the Talara refinery, officials in Lima have said.
Shell hopes to sign PSC for Manatee gas field soon
Royal Dutch Shell is on track to sign a production-sharing contract (PSC) with Trinidad and Tobago for Manatee, an offshore natural gas firm.
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