Caracas: Venezuela has said it “strongly” rejects a new oil concession Guyana has granted to US giant ExxonMobil in waters disputed by the two South American neighbours. ExxonMobil announced ...
Venezuela’s government arrested two high-level energy officials on Sunday following the detention of a former oil minister amid an investigation into billions of lost Petroleos de Venezuela SA ...
(Bloomberg) -- Venezuela’s government arrested two high-level energy officials on Sunday following the detention of a former oil minister amid an investigation into billions of lost Petroleos de ...
The country’s oil ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the detentions. READ: Venezuela Detains Former Maduro Confidantes in PDVSA Probe (1) The arrests come just ...
Venezuela’s production had grown for four straight months to reach the highest output since early 2019. The figures reported directly by state oil company PDVSA stood higher at 874,000 bpd, but also ...
(Bloomberg) — Venezuela’s government arrested two high-level energy officials on Sunday following the detention of a former oil minister amid an investigation into billions of lost Petroleos de ...
Venezuela will remain vigilant." Essequibo is rich in natural mineral resources such as oil, gold, and diamonds. Exxon Mobil began production operations in the region in 2019 and produces 400,000 ...
Venezuela on Saturday said it "strongly" rejects a new oil concession Guyana has granted to US giant ExxonMobil in waters disputed by the two South American neighbors. ExxonMobil announced Friday ...
If the suspension is lifted, Venezuela could lose a total of $2 billion in oil revenues by the end of 2024, according to Luis Barcenas, the head of Caracas-based economic firm Ecoanalitica.
Marketscategory Orlen scraps Venezuela oil deals after heavy losses - source 1:08 PM UTC · Updated ago Marketscategory Oil falls back after robust EU data as Mideast tensions linger 1:46 PM UTC ...
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced revised rules for oil and gas leasing on federal land. And some advocates in New Mexico say the rules help New Mexico.
Gas and oil companies drilling on public lands in the U.S. will have to pay $150,000 per lease on federally owned lands, an exponential increase of the $10,000 bond amount that’s been in place ...