Tagged With Venezuela
12 January 2024
But 1m b/d production could be just a few years away if geopolitical risks subside
1 November 2023
Washington’s move to ease restrictions on Caracas will likely have a more meaningful impact on US refiners than global crude markets
6 April 2023
Moscow’s influence over Caracas uncertain amid upcoming elections and a shift in approach from Washington
8 March 2023
Lifting sanctions may still be a bridge too far in becoming a sustainable supplier of crude to the US
21 February 2023
Trinidad & Tobago’s position as a Caribbean gas hub seems more secure following US permission for it to access Venezuela’s Dragon field
20 February 2023
Venezuela and Iran offer clues to potential effectiveness of the measures
31 January 2023
The gas field could help Trinidad and Tobago sustain its LNG industry
22 December 2022
But Washington’s apparent detente with Caracas is unlikely to bolster global crude supplies significantly any time soon
1 April 2022
Speculation over potential sanctions deal sparks debate on country’s capacity to raise output
28 March 2022
While the region’s crude producers stand to benefit from high prices, LNG importers will feel the pressure
10 March 2022
Even amid climbing oil prices and strong market backwardation, most US shale independents show little scope or intent to raise output in the short term
20 December 2021
The world has no lack of recoverable oil and gas resources. But where they will come from in the future will change
25 October 2021
The crude-for-diluent swap deal with Iran is underway
5 October 2021
The energy transition is increasing the risk of huge discoveries becoming stranded indefinitely
26 August 2021
Political and financial motivations vary, but the region is noticeably lurching towards greater resource nationalism
1 February 2021
Support from strategic partners Russia and China has helped the Latin American regime endure punishing economic sanctions. But over time their approaches have begun to deviate significantly
26 January 2021
Venezuelan government makes moves to liberalise oil sector as economic sanctions push production to 50-year low
19 January 2021
The incoming US government faces a multitude of foreign policy challenges, but will its arrival also mark reconciliation with Latin America’s largest petrostate?
14 December 2020
The socialist regime may have strengthened its political control, but until US sanctions are unwound economic disaster will persist
12 November 2020
Reducing gas flaring can both accelerate progress to net-zero and offer a swift boost to industry credibility
1 May 2020
Economic growth may be rebounding, but demand for Latin American crude remains minimal
1 May 2020
Oil production poised to plummet as global economic conditions prove nightmarish prospect for the country’s energy sector
17 March 2020
Sanctions, the oil price shock and the potential exit of Chevron multiply the country’s misery
13 January 2020
Regime’s attempt to seize parliamentary control creates yet another fracture in troubled Latin American nation
19 December 2019
Punishing US sanctions will continue to inflict heavy losses on the country’s oil sector
1 November 2019
Venezuela misses crucial bond payment as danger of losing control of the US refiner looms
18 October 2019
US sanctions are forcing Asian refiners to abandon the Latin American nation
11 October 2019
The organisation’s secretary general has concerns on vulnerability of infrastructure and ESG investment agenda
11 October 2019
Rival Venezuelan regimes’ hopes of holding onto US firm look bleaker
5 July 2019
Authorities reveal a second failed coup attempt, as President Maduro seeks to limit the influence of the opposition
17 June 2019
President Nicolas Maduro is standing firm, despite oil production falling to levels not seen since the infamous oil lockout of 16 years ago
22 February 2019
Despite severe US sanctions, President Maduro is standing firm. But how long can the political impasse last while oil production continues to decline?
4 January 2019
Is the fragile market cracking under pressure? Despite some ambitious growth-oriented investments, some of the continent's traditional big guns will be facing challenges in 2019
17 December 2018
Brazil was hoping to start a new page in 2018, while Mexico’s new president also announced changes. But Venezuela continued its precipitous decline
12 December 2018
Prices rose, Trump hollered, supply signals were mixed, Iran was hit by sanctions and then prices fell back
9 August 2018
Oil and gas production in North America is continuing its rising trend. Mexico's prospects are looking up, while Venezuela's hydrocarbon sector is collapsing
12 July 2018
Patience is wearing thin among both China and other trading partners
6 July 2018
Under pressure from Trump, Saudi Arabia has demolished the Opec deal and will now pour oil into a market that is suddenly running short
22 June 2018
The group is seeking to return compliance to 100%, implying a sharp immediate rise in output. But the details are vague
21 May 2018
The market is primed for another price rally. The industry needs to update its outlook
14 May 2018
The Latin American producer's sharp fall in output has helped hold the cartel’s deal together
11 May 2018
Venezuela and Mexico are still coping with the fallout from the downturn while Brazil is set to start adding barrels again
27 April 2018
Venezuela's state oil company is reeling from plummeting output and debts
16 April 2018
A Maduro loss in May's election could be a turning point, but recovery will be lengthy
5 April 2018
With the help of thirsty consumers and collapsing Venezuelan output, the market seems at last to have found its range
29 March 2018
Production is likely to flirt with 1m barrels a day as the country's problems mount
27 March 2018
A steep production decline from the country is already priced in, but things could get even worse
26 March 2018
A busy political season will put recent market-friendly energy changes to the test
21 March 2018
Sponsored Content
As the oil market regains balance, risk will affect the price. Here's where to watch
