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Germany’s SEFE to ink major LNG deal with Canada’s Ksi Lisims project
Germany’s state-run gas importer Securing Energy for Europe is set to sign a long-term agreement to buy LNG from Canada’s Ksi Lisims project.
Ecoanalítica sees IMF role as key to Venezuela debt overhaul
According to the firm, a comprehensive restructuring will require the involvement of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and a prior process of institutional and statistical normalisation
Venezuela ranks among Latin America’s top oil producers, report shows
The report said Venezuela, together with Brazil and Mexico, accounted for 70% of the region’s oil production, which totalled 361mn barrels during the month
Claver-Carone emerges as central figure in US strategy for post-Maduro Venezuela
He also played a role in discussions tied to the reopening of Venezuela’s oil sector and backing firms seeking involvement in the restructuring of the country’s $170bn debt
Vanguard deepens exposure to Venezuelan debt on restructuring expectations
Vanguard Group Inc. has significantly expanded its holdings of defaulted Venezuelan debt, making an unusually active move for an asset manager better known for passive index investing
Venezuela seeks stronger trade ties with India ahead of possible Rodríguez visit
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there are “opportunities with Venezuelan oil” in the Asian nation and described India as “a great ally and a great partner”
Colombia's GeoPark eyes Venezuela as Gilinski backing fuels regional expansion
The Bogotá-based producer has intensified its regional ambitions after Colombia’s Gilinski Group acquired roughly 24% of the company
Trump says Venezuelan oil windfall has offset cost of Iran conflict
President Donald Trump said revenue generated from oil seized during the US operation in Venezuela had more than compensated for the cost of the war in Iran
Venezuela emerges as key oil supplier to India amid gulf disruptions
Nearly half of India’s crude imports usually pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but the route has become inaccessible as the conflict escalate
IEA chief warns of oil markets entering "red zone" by July-August
Global oil markets could enter the “red zone” by July-August if additional Middle Eastern export supplies fail to materialise and inventories continue falling during the peak summer demand season.
Cheniere’s Corpus Christi plant produces first LNG from Train 6
Expansion of Texas LNG plant is ahead of schedule to be completed this year.
Exxon nears Venezuela return in major shift after Chávez-era exit
Exxon Mobil is in talks to re-enter Venezuela nearly two decades after abandoning the country following the nationalisations carried out under former President Hugo Chávez
Venezuela debt restructuring faces long timeline despite oil sector hopes
Venezuela’s effort to restructure its sovereign debt and liabilities tied to state oil company PDVSA is expected to take years, though analysts say progress toward an agreement could still improve confidence in the country’s oil industry
Venezuelan crude imports to US reach highest since 2018
US crude imports from Venezuela climbed to their highest level since 2018 in the week ending May 15, highlighting a sharp shift in oil trade flows as Washington eases restrictions on Caracas and disruptions hit Middle Eastern supply routes
Venezuela faces billions in claims from Chávez-era expropriations
Venezuela’s sweeping nationalisation campaign under Hugo Chávez and later Nicolás Maduro left the country burdened with liabilities exceeding $30bn by 2021
Venezuela debt rally loses steam as investors brace for lengthy restructuring
The announcement by interim President Delcy Rodriguez’s administration initially sparked optimism
ConocoPhillips warns Venezuela terms remain unattractive for oil investment
Venezuela’s attempts to reopen its oil industry to foreign companies remain insufficient to secure large-scale investment, according to ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Officer Ryan Lance
NextEra reported to be buying Caliber, setting up shale JV with Quantum
NextEra Energy has reportedly agreed to buy Caliber Resource Partners for $1.3bn from private equity firm Quantum Capital Group and has also set up a joint venture with Quantum to manage its US shale assets.
Devon dominates onshore lease sale in Delaware Basin
Devon Energy spent $2.6bn on leases in the New Mexico portion of the Permian Basin’s Delaware sub-basin in a federal onshore lease sale held on May 20.
Canada, Alberta governments work to advance oil pipeline plan with new agreement
The governments of Canada and Alberta have finalised an agreement aimed at advancing a new oil pipeline.
Venezuela offers foreign arbitration in bid to draw oil investment
Hydrocarbons Minister Paula Henao said that the new regulatory framework for the industry was designed to provide greater legal certainty to international companies seeking to expand operations in Venezuela
Repsol and ENI target sharp increase in Venezuelan gas output by 2030
The companies operate the Cardón IV project alongside state-owned PDVSA and are targeting output of about 1.25bn cubic feet a day by 2030
Venezuela pins oil recovery on reviving neglected gas sector
Venezuela’s hopes of rebuilding its oil industry are becoming increasingly tied to the recovery of its struggling natural gas sector
Venezuelan oil officials make first US visit as Caracas seeks industry investment
Venezuela’s Hydrocarbons Minister Paula Henao and senior PDVSA official Jovanny Martínez are due to attend an oil exploration summit in Houston on May 21 as Caracas intensifies efforts to revive its energy sector and attract foreign investment
Oil falls below $112 as markets weigh fresh US threats against Iran
Oil prices fell on May 20 as markets weighed the latest US threat to resume strikes on Iran, with Brent crude falling below $112 a barrel and West Texas Intermediate approaching $105.
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