Global Energy Transition Demands Cooperation, not Competition; Oil and Gas Companies Must Lead the Way
—David Voght, IPD Latin America and Jeremy Martin, Institute of the Am […]
Guyana enters the oil age
With the rapid convergence of early general elections and the coming o […]
Mexico Moratorium on Oil Auctions Is Giving Rival Brazil an Edge
“They haven’t undone the laws, but they have systematically moved to d […]
Mexico Energy Sovereignty vs. The Real Impact of Less Oil
With AMLO continuing to double down on his vision of energy sovereignt […]
Oil Market’s Best Hope From Latin America Plays Catch-Up
“The 40-year party is over,” said John Padilla, managing director of I […]
Rival presidents face off as Venezuela’s economy crashes
“A lot will depend on interim president Guaido’s ability to convince R […]
Colombia’s Energy Policy (E&P and Renewables) under Duque Finally Starts to Take Shape
As 2019 kicks off, Colombia finds itself broadly stuck in limbo. Durin […]
Few Clear Signals for Mexico’s Fledgling Natural Gas Market as AMLO Prepares to Take Office
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24/07/2018
Following the decisive and historic victory of An […]
Colombia’s Elections: Major Political Shifts and Hydrocarbons Sector Impact
Bogota, Colombia – Colombia has long been governed by a highly interwo […]
Mexico’s New Hydrocarbons Model: A Critical Assessment Four Years Later (English and Spanish)
MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s energy sector finds itself once again at a fork […]