Uruguay Works To Enter Offshore Club
The government will launch round three for bids even though there has never been a discovery offshore Uruguay.
July 24, 2017
Timing Of Brazil’s Customs Regime Renewal Raises Concern For Oil Companies
The special customs regime known as Repetro is set to expire in 2020. Fears are that some oil and gas projects would not be economically viable without its renewal.
July 13, 2017
For Petrobras CEO, Reducing Debt Is Company’s Biggest Challenge
The Brazilian oil major’s current debt totals about $100 billion.
June 27, 2017
Petrobras Unveils Investment Plans For Brazil’s Biggest Onshore Field
The Brazilian state-owned company is working to increase the recovery factor at the Carmópolis oil field to 32%.
June 21, 2017
Brazil’s Independent Oil Companies Target Growth With Upcoming Auctions
The number of independent companies participating in the upcoming bid rounds is expected to grow as operators increase investments in Brazil.
June 6, 2017
Brazil Energy Official Hopeful Politics Won’t Deter Oil, Gas Interest
Brazil is facing another political crisis, but its oil and gas sector will be fine, ANP says.
May 23, 2017
Bolivia Seeks Buyers For Gas With Petrobras Contract In Limbo
The existing contract, which has a take or pay clause, stipulates that Petrobras must import between 24 MMcm/d and 32 MMcm/d of gas from Bolivia.
May 11, 2017
Oil Reform Talk Remains Elusive In Venezuela’s Economic Crisis
As Venezuela’s crisis goes deeper, government and opposition leaders refuse to talk about real changes in the country’s oil legal framework, a Venezuelan analyst says.
April 26, 2017
Brazil Draws Auctions Calendar, Confirms Santos Basin Most Attractive Area
Of the 14 presalt fields to be auctioned during the next two years, 10 are located in the Santos Basin.
April 12, 2017
After Brexit, UK Eyes Brazil’s Oil, Gas Opportunities
Forty British companies came to the South American country in order to reinforce networking and business expansion.
March 23, 2017