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Iranian oil sellers push up prices as Venezuelan crude rallies
Sellers of sanctioned oil from Iran are hiking offer prices to China after Venezuelan crude rallied following the suspension of US sanctions on the South American producer.
Colombia’s Ecopetrol plans to invest up to $6.7bn in 2024
Colombia insists on conditions for ceasing oil production
During the UN’s COP28 climate change conference in Dubai, Colombia urged the international community to bear the financial burden associated with President Gustavo Petro's strategic shift away from coal and oil towards renewable energy.
Brazil’s regulator ANP submits studies on pre-salt blocks Rubi and Granada
The board of directors of Brazil's National Petroleum Agency (ANP) has approved geological and economic studies that have led to the delineation of two new pre-salt exploration blocks, Rubi and Granada, situated in the Santos Basin.
Petrobras awards cabling firm Prysmian €100mn contract
Italian cabling firm Prysmian has secured a contract worth over €100mn with Brazil's state-owned oil and gas major Petrobras for the provision of 170 km of deep-water electro-hydraulic umbilicals and related specialised offshore and logistic services
Lakach Field development persists amidst Pemex, New Fortress Energy parting ways
Despite the recent separation between Mexico’s state-owned energy major Pemex and US producer New Fortress Energy (NFE), the development of the Lakach field continues to be an enticing prospect for Pemex and other companies.
Pemex approaches completion of Tula refinery's coking plant
Mexico state-owned energy major Pemex is on the verge of finalising preparations for the commencement of operations at the Tula coking plant, with a targeted completion date set for the end of December.
Pemex excluded from global crude majors’ agreement on emissions
Mexico state-owned energy major Pemex has been conspicuously omitted from an agreement signed by 50 prominent global oil companies, all pledging to attain zero pollutant emissions by 2050, S&P Global reported on December 5.
Mexico's first floating LNG plant advances as storage vessel sets sail
The storage vessel for Mexico's inaugural liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant has embarked on its journey from US waters to Altamira, Mexico, according to ship-tracking data.
Brazil’s regulator grants TGS licence for seismic research in Equatorial Margin
Brazil’s environmental regulator Ibama has granted TGS the environmental licence for a multi-client 3D seismic research activity in the Equatorial Margin region, covering the Para-Maranhao and Foz do Amazonas basins.
FTC probes $53bn Chevron-Hess deal
The US Federal Trade Commission is seeking additional information on the $53bn Chevron and Hess deal, the companies have said.
Guyana to continue oil development amid Venezuela border threat
Guyana's Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, dismissed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's annexation plans for the Essequibo region, affirming it won't hinder Guyana's oil developments. “If we pause any of our developments, Maduro succeeds.
Guyana VP assures oil companies that Venezuela not a threat
Guyana's Vice President, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo, has urged oil companies operating in the country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) to disregard Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's recent directive to vacate.
Iran to overhaul Syrian refinery after repair job in Venezuela
Iran will soon begin repair work at one of Syria’s only two oil refineries, an official with the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution (NIORDC) said.
Brazil expands natural gas capacity alongside offshore wind legislation
Brazil has approved a new legal framework for offshore wind energy, paving the way for the addition of 4.25 GW of natural gas thermoelectric plant capacity. This initiative is expected to support the integration of new pipeline networks.
Brazil's base oils output plummets 62% in October on maintenance schedules
According to the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), the country's output in October stood at 22,515 cubic metres (20,265 tonnes), down significantly from 52,370 cubic metres during the same period the previous year.
Colombia appoints new head of hydrocarbons regulator
LatAmOil: ExxonMobil committed to Guyana despite Venezuelan vote
Guyana's oil revenues to hit $11 billion by 2028
US diesel shipper takes long route around South America amid Panama Canal drought-induced bottlenecks
Chevron announces $16bn 2024 capex budget
Chevron has announced a capital expenditure range of $15.5 to $16.5bn for consolidated subsidiaries, and an affiliate capex budget of around $3bn for 2024, an increase of 11% compared with 2023.
ExxonMobil on track for $14bn further earnings, cash flow growth by 2027
ExxonMobil expects to deliver $14bn annual earnings and cash flow growth from the end of 2023-2027, according to a new corporate plan.
IMF forecasts more oil profits for Guyana once ExxonMobil recovers costs from Stabroek Block
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) revealed in its country report on Guyana that it expects the nation’s oil profits to be boosted once ExxonMobil and its partners recover costs from their oil projects in the offshore Stabroek Block.
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