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Venezuelan crude gains ground in India as imports recover from supply disruptions
India’s crude oil imports have returned to more stable levels in June, supported by record purchases from Russia and additional supplies from countries including Venezuela, Angola, Brazil and Iran
Venezuela’s first-quarter oil revenue climbs as exports accelerate
Venezuela generated $5.49bn in oil export revenue during the first quarter, a 21% increase from the same period a year earlier, according to balance of payments data released on June 22 by the Central Bank of Venezuela
Venezuela bets on gas revival despite persistent energy shortages
Venezuela is seeking to revive its long-underdeveloped natural gas industry through new agreements with Shell, Eni and Repsol, even as the country continues to grapple with power cuts, electricity rationing and shortages of domestic cooking gas
Debt restructuring uncertainty sends Venezuelan bonds to two-month low
Bonds due in 2027 dropped below 50 cents on the dollar for the first time since April 10, while debt issued by state oil company Petróleos de Venezuela SA also declined
Venezuela’s oil revival hinges on political stability, economists say
According to experts, Venezuela’s efforts to attract foreign capital into its energy industry will struggle to gain traction unless investors see lasting political stability and stronger institutions
Venezuelan oil exports nearly double as US remains top buyer
Venezuela’s seaborne crude exports have surged this year, with shipments rising 144% between January and mid-June as demand from the United States, India and the Bahamas helped drive a sustained recovery in the country’s oil trade
Oil revenue windfall raises transparency questions in Venezuela
Venezuela is on track to receive an estimated $35bn in oil export revenue this year, a sharp increase from 2025, but questions are mounting over how those funds are being managed and why the influx has yet to translate into broader economic relief
US eases Iran oil sanctions, price on Brent crude drops over 3.5%
The United States has partially lifted sanctions on Iranian oil exports following what officials have described as encouraging progress in negotiations aimed at ending hostilities between Washington and Tehran.
US LNG producer New Fortress Energy has restructuring plan approved
New York-headquartered New Fortress Energy has had its restructuring plan for two of the firm’s subsidiaries approved by a UK court.
Venture Global agrees to LNG deal with Germany’s EnBW
US LNG producer Venture Global has inked a binding agreement for the sale of LNG for five years to Germany’s EnBW.
LNG Canada ships 100th cargo in first year of operation
LNG Canada marked a key milestone with its 100th cargo shipped.
Venezuela reviews recovery plan as focus turns to energy and investment
The strategy places significant emphasis on energy policy and the restructuring of PDVSA’s operations as Venezuela’s oil industry seeks to rebuild capacity after years marked by declining output, financial pressures and technological challenges
US-led alliance targets Orinoco belt expansion and oil export growth
Two US companies have formalised a partnership aimed at expanding Venezuela’s oil and gas output, with plans that include rehabilitating thousands of wells in the Orinoco Oil Belt and increasing crude exports to international markets
Blackrod project comes online in Canada amid rising interest in developing oil sands resources
The start-up of IPC’s Blackrod project in Canada comes as other oil sands developments are also being advanced, but questions remain over whether pipeline capacity expansions can keep pace with output growth.
Sixth Street goes on US shale shopping spree
Sixth Street is continuing its streak of acquisitions centred on US shale plays, buying into Comstock Resources' Pinnacle Gas Services subsidiary for $600mn and reportedly also buying Logos Energy for $1bn.
BP reportedly kicks off process to sell stakes in two US Gulf projects
BP has reportedly started a process to sell stakes in two of its projects in the US Gulf of Mexico, Kaskida and Tiber.
US officials deepen push for energy investment in Venezuela
The US Embassy in Venezuela said it is intensifying efforts with American energy officials and the country’s interim authorities to encourage US participation in the recovery of Venezuela’s oil and gas industry
Turkey’s LNG imports more than double in April
Turkey more than doubled its liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports in April.
Repsol expands Venezuela ambitions with new Maracaibo and offshore studies
Repsol has signed a letter of intent with Venezuela’s ministry of hydrocarbons and state oil company PDVSA to evaluate the potential development of the Horcón area, a hydrocarbon prospect located southeast of Lake Maracaibo
Oil firms secure early positions in Venezuela as contract talks advance
Industry officials say interest has accelerated nearly six months after the removal of Nicolás Maduro and amid efforts by the Trump administration to attract investment into Venezuela’s energy sector
Delfin Midstream closes financing for US floating LNG export project
Delfin Midstream has closed key deals for the Delfin Deepwater Offshore Port and LNG floating vessel liquefaction and export project.
US LNG exporter Cheniere reaches substantial completion at sixth Corpus Christi Stage 3 train
Cheniere has reached substantial completion of Train 6 at the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 project in Texas in the US.
PDVSA-crypto trial advances as questions over missing funds remain unanswered
Prosecutor Eddy Rodríguez urged the court to dismiss a series of motions filed by defence lawyers, including requests for dismissals, acquittals, reviews of pretrial detention measures and the admission of supplementary evidence
After the blockade: what Hormuz’s reopening does and does not resolve
A US-Iran memorandum has reopened the Strait of Hormuz after 108 days, but structural damage to energy markets, insurance and tanker routes will persist well beyond the diplomatic announcement
SLB, PDVSA agree long-term partnership to modernise Venezuela’s energy industry
The memorandum of understanding establishes a broad platform for cooperation covering exploration, field development, production activities and training programmes
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