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Pemex to close Tsimín oilfield in 2026
Mexico’s national oil company (NOC) Pemex has submitted a revised plan for the eventual closure of Tsimín, an oilfield located in a shallow-water section of the Gulf of Mexico offshore Campeche State, to the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH).
NRG LatAmOil: AMLO’s policy considerations
Mexico’s presidential administration suffered a setback last week, when the Supreme Court rejected proposed regulatory changes put forward by the Secretariat of Energy (SENER).
Ecuador’s financing conundrum
Three Western banks have opted to quit financing Ecuadorean oil exports, and their decision may set a troubling precedent that benefits China most of all.
Chevron, Reliance reportedly seeking partial roll-back of US sanctions on Venezuela
Chevron (US) and Reliance Industries (India) have reportedly asked the US government to lift some of the existing restrictions on trade with Venezuela.
Petrobras calls new tender for Bahia LNG terminal
Petrobras, the national oil company (NOC) of Brazil, has called a new tender for the right to lease an underutilised LNG import terminal in Bahia State.
YPF waits for bondholders’ response to amended swap proposal
Argentina’s national oil company (NOC) YPF is waiting for holders of a bond issue due to mature next month to respond to the latest version of its offer for a securities swap.
PdVSA’s Merey-16 inventories reportedly dwindled in January
Venezuela’s national oil company (NOC) PdVSA has reportedly seen its inventories of Merey-16, the country’s principal export grade of crude, shrink significantly in recent weeks.
Keppel, Daewoo, Samsung submit bids to Petrobras for FPSO construction
Brazil’s national oil company (NOC) Petrobras said earlier this week that it had received three proposals for a contract to build two new drilling platforms.
ACP says investment in Colombian oil and gas plummeted in 2020
Investment in Colombian oil and gas projects dropped last year to its lowest level since 2016, according to a private industry group known as the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP).
Ecopetrol seeks majority share in Colombia’s national TSO
Colombia’s national oil company (NOC) Ecopetrol has expressed interest in buying a majority stake in Interconexion Electrica SA (ISA), the country’s transmission system operator (TSO).
ExxonMobil blames equipment problems for resumption of gas flaring at Liza-1
The US super-major ExxonMobil has come under fire in Guyana for resuming associated gas flaring at higher levels at Liza-1, an offshore oilfield within the Stabroek block.
Ecopetrol, Petrobras report successes with exports in 2020
Representatives of Colombia’s national oil company (NOC) Ecopetrol and its Brazilian counterpart Petrobras said last week that their companies had chalked up a number of successes with respect to oil exports in 2020.
NRG LatAmOil: Successes and setbacks
This week’s LatAmOil looks at several South American oil producers – including Colombia and Brazil, both of which succeeded in attracting new customers last year.
New challenges emerging from South America
Venezuela may use its territorial dispute with Guyana as an argument for relaxation of US sanctions.
Tullow gears up to spud GVN-1 well at Block 47
Tullow Oil (UK/Ireland) is due to begin work on a new exploration well at Block 47 offshore Suriname this week.
Eagle LNG hopes to build LNG import terminal on Aruba
US-based Eagle LNG Partners has signed a letter of exclusivity with Refineria di Aruba (RdA), the operator of the San Nicolas refinery on Aruba, on the construction of a new LNG import terminal.
Karoon updates Baúna reserve estimate
Australia’s Karoon Energy has issued an updated report on the assessed reserves and contingent resources of the block containing the Baúna oilfield.
YPF in talks with creditors on proposed securities swap
Argentina’s national oil company (NOC) YPF has reportedly begun negotiations with several groups of bondholders on its recent proposal for a securities swap.
Sacha oilfield slated for sale
Ecuador’s Finance Ministry is looking to offer one of the country’s legacy oilfields to investors.
Pemex reports oil production down in 2020
Mexico’s National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) said earlier this week that Pemex, the national oil company (NOC), had seen crude production decline by nearly 2% year on year in 2020.
Pipeline rupture brings gasoline output down at PdVSA’s Cardon refinery
Venezuela’s national oil company (NOC) PdVSA has reportedly cut gasoline production at the Cardon refinery by more than 50% following a pipeline rupture.
T&T rejects labour union’s bid for Petrotrin, announces plans for another sale
The government of Trinidad and Tobago said last week that it had rejected a local trade union’s bid for the Petrotrin oil refinery in Point-a-Pierre and would instead make another attempt to sell the facility.
Port of Spain to launch next deepwater licensing round by end-2021
Franklin Khan, the prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, has revealed that his government intends to launch its next deepwater bidding round before the end of this year.
NRG LatAmOil: Trinidad investment offerings
The government of Trinidad and Tobago is gearing up to launch two investment initiatives.
Panama Canal congestion contributes to LNG price spike
Congestion in the Panama Canal delaying shipments of LNG from the US Gulf Coast to Asia is among the factors contributing to record-high spot prices for the super-chilled fuel in Northeast Asia.
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