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Venezuela
The PetroMonagas mixed company has made a strategic decision to shift upgrader activities from blending to upgrading. It will produce a new synthetic crude in this role. But that shift means less Merey 16 production for PDVSA, and no other sources are waiting in the wings. … [READ MORE]
Venezuela
IPD’s latest Venezuela quarterly presentation provides an assessment of the Venezuelan electoral process and offers a deep dive into our usual upstream, downstream and natural gas industry review.… [READ MORE]
Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro wants to talk with the U.S. again, just as Venezuela gears up for a crucial vote. With polls favoring the opposition and sanctions still biting, Maduro's surprise move could shake up the election's final stretch.… [READ MORE]
Mexico
On June 11th, Mexico’s National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) published its Hydrocarbons Reserves Report, a mixed bag of bright spots and disconcerting trends. With Claudia Sheinbaum naming Luz Elena González as Secretary of Energy, it is a good moment to dive into Mexico’s oil & gas reserves as the sector will continue to have a major impact on the country even if a shift to cleaner energy sources is pursued once again.… [READ MORE]
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
In the aftermath of Mexico's seismic 2024 election, President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum faces a critical conundrum that could define her presidency: Can she reconcile Morena's statist energy agenda with Mexico's . . . [READ MORE]
Monday, January 29, 2024
President Nicolás Maduro’s backsliding on his promise of free and fair elections is likely to prompt the return of some US sanctions, though the Biden administration will probably refrain from imposing the stiffest penalties related. . . [READ MORE]
Friday, August 11, 2023
Venezuela's crude oil and refined product exports are undergoing subtle yet significant shifts, reflecting the intricate interplay of U.S. sanctions policy, regional energy security concerns, and evolving. . . [READ MORE]
Saturday, April 23, 2022
Colombia’s extractive sectors remain a cornerstone of the country’s economy and a vital source of government revenue. Simultaneously, energy transition commitments, including those stemming from COP 26, will demand complex policy d. . . [READ MORE]