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Repsol says it’s fully committed to Venezuela as oil output rises
Repsol is maintaining its commitment to Venezuela as the country’s energy sector begins to recover, with the Spanish company seeking to sustain gas supplies for electricity generation while expanding hydrocarbon production
Colombia’s GeoPark plans $6.8bn investment in Venezuela’s bare oil field
Colombian oil producer GeoPark plans to invest $6.8bn over 25 years to develop Venezuela’s Bare field in the Orinoco Oil Belt, while keeping its focus on potential unconventional projects at home, Chief Executive Officer Felipe Bayón said
Rubio defends Venezuela oil pact as US pushes out foreign powers
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Washington’s new energy agreement with Venezuela, presenting the deal as a strategic shift that replaces the influence of China, Russia and Iran in the Western Hemisphere with US companies
Citgo faces new leadership uncertainty as Venezuela moves to reclaim control
Citgo Petroleum is approaching another change in Venezuelan oversight as the government of interim President Delcy Rodríguez moves to dismantle the opposition-backed structure that has supervised the US refiner since 2019
Trump says Venezuela oil deal secures 500 years of reserves for US
US President Donald Trump said an oil agreement with Venezuela will give the United States access to 65bn barrels of reserves, which he described as equivalent to 500 years of supply
Venezuela oil output hits 1.2mn bpd in August, OPEC data shows
Venezuela’s crude production averaged 1.201mn barrels per day (bpd) in August, according to figures submitted by the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and included in OPEC’s latest monthly report, highlighting the government’s push to restore output
Citadel reportedly seeking US shale assets
US-based hedge fund and commodity trader Citadel has reportedly held talks to buy US shale oil production assets.
Canadian producers Tamarack Valley, Headwater to merge in $7.2bn transaction
Calgary-based Tamarack Valley Energy has agreed to merge with fellow Canadian producer Headwater Exploration in an all-stock transaction is valued at CAD10bn ($7.2bn).
Enbridge to buy Tallgrass’ crude midstream assets for $2.55bn
Enbridge is buying Tallgrass Energy’s crude oil midstream business for $2.55bn in cash.
Venezuela continues to weigh impact of US oil deal
The recently announced oil deal between the US and Venezuela continues to draw significant attention as politicians and analysts assess its likely impact.
Americans split over Trump’s Venezuela oil deal as sovereignty concerns mount
Americans are sharply divided over President Donald Trump’s agreement with Venezuela
Venezuela OPEC exit seen as likely eventually but not imminent
Venezuela is likely to leave OPEC eventually as Caracas restructures its oil industry around closer ties with Washington, though the move would have little immediate effect on crude markets
Growing corporate interest in Venezuela stands out
Venezuela is drawing renewed attention from companies across a range of industries, with more than 25 firms considering market entries, investments or new ventures eight months after Nicolás Maduro was removed from power in a US operation
China draws line over US oil push in Venezuela
Mao Ning, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, said that Chinese-Venezuelan cooperation is independent of other countries and should not be subject to outside involvement
Eni deal improves chances of recovering $2.3bn Venezuela debt
After almost 30 years in Venezuela, Eni has accumulated substantial receivables from PDVSA while maintaining operations through political turmoil, economic crisis and US sanctions
Gilinski group takes control of GeoPark with Venezuela oil deal
Jaime Gilinski is expanding his business empire into Venezuela’s oil industry, signing an agreement with interim President Delcy Rodríguez that gives GeoPark a 25-year operating contract for the Bare block in the Orinoco Belt
Venezuela targets Orinoco oil revival with foreign investment and technology
The country has about 303bn barrels of reserves, according to PDVSA Vice President Jovanny Martínez, with approximately 270bn concentrated in the Orinoco region
Venezuela oil deal offers 2.5mn-barrel recovery path, Oxford says
A new US-Venezuela oil agreement could put the country's battered economy on a stronger growth path and improve its fiscal and debt position, Oxford Economics said
Venezuela blames power sabotage on oil deal protests
Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodríguez accused protesters of sabotaging the country's electricity system following the signing of oil agreements with the US
Venezuela-US oil deal faces legal questions over concessions and control
At the centre of the dispute is North American Blue Energy Partners, which was granted rights to develop more than 65bn barrels of Venezuelan reserves without a public tender
Wright says lower Venezuela risk will unlock new energy investment
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said a sharp reduction in perceived risk in Venezuela is opening the door to a new wave of investment in the country's energy industry
PDVSA uses treasury accounts as shield against creditor claims
The arrangement is intended to reduce the risk that creditors pursuing claims against PDVSA could target company-held funds
Brazil, Venezuela drive 10% surge in Latin America oil output
Brazil and Venezuela helped drive a 10% year-on-year increase in Latin American and Caribbean oil production in April, with the region producing 318mn barrels, according to the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization
Venezuela inflation slows to 8.9% in August after July surge
The National Consumer Price Index rose 8.9% from the previous month, the central bank said Friday, pointing to a more stable exchange rate and improved distribution of goods and services
Venezuela says it retains oil ownership under US deal
Venezuela sought to draw a line between foreign investment and control of its natural resources, saying it retains ownership of its oil reserves under a landmark agreement with the US to develop 17 fields containing about 65bn barrels of crude
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