Exxon Mobil Brazil general manager Alberto Ferrin, responding to a media report, said the company wasn’t abandoning exploration in Brazil during a discussion on the country’s energy sector at the Offshore Technology Conference.
Brazil’s oil regulator ANP wants the country to increase oil production from 3.3 MMbbl/d to 5 MMbbl/d by 2030, the agency General Director Rodolfo Henrique de Saboia said at OTC.
Eurasia Group’s managing director Raad Alkadiri spoke with Hart Energy about the Russia-Ukraine war, the Harry Potter world of energy and Qatar and the U.S.’ plans to supply Europe and Asia with more LNG.
TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné says the company has been eying a low oil-to-gas ratio in Suriname in order to have an efficient development.
Exxon Mobil, Hess and CNOOC made a $12.7 billion FID for the Uaru development in Guyana’s Stabroek Block, their fifth project offshore the small South American country.
Hess Corp.’s new assets offshore Guyana are on track to dethrone its Bakken shale assets around 2025 to become the New York-based company’s top North American producing asset.
BP Trinidad and Tobago has brought its Mahogany B offshore gas hub back online after a fire in a temporary power generator.
Reed Smith partner Leigh T. Hansson spoke with Hart Energy during an exclusive roundtable discussion in Houston about the unlikelihood of secondary U.S. sanctions on Russia, as well as U.S. sanction policies on Venezuela and Iran.
Eurasia Group’s Raad Alkadiri believes the Russia-Ukraine war is a ‘watershed’ event causing a number of issues to spill from it, especially in terms of energy security, and will shape the energy sector going forward.
Rome-based Eni expects its Congo LNG liquefaction project to start production of 0.6 mtpa (1 billion cubic meters per year) in 2023 and another 2.4 mtpa (3.5 Bcm/year) in 2025 to supply Italy and markets in Europe with African gas.
