Cheniere Energy Inc. and Cheniere Energy Partners LP entered into a 15-year integrated production marketing gas supply agreement with a subsidiary of Canada’s ARC Resources Ltd.
In 2024, energy investors interested in Latin America will likely find the most attractive opportunities linked to developments in Argentina, Brazil, Guyana, Mexico and Venezuela. That’s if they can hold their nerves amid ongoing uncertainties mainly tied to politics in many of the countries.
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The U.S. Treasury Department lifted its ban on secondary market trading of Venezuelan bonds in October, prompting prices of Venezuelan and PDVSA bonds to rise as investors expect a renegotiation of debt.
A delayed OPEC meeting, Russian oil export sanctions, falling confidence in Chinese multinational companies and the Israeli-Hamas conflict are all playing a hand at affecting oil prices this week.
Last year, OPEC dropped the International Energy Agency as a source for data on oil markets.
While the oil market is currently dismissing geopolitical risks, Stratas Advisors' John Paisie says the possibility of the Israel-Hamas conflict progressing in an unpredictable manner may cause a spike in oil prices.
With OPEC+ meetings in Vienna on Nov. 26, Saudi Arabia remains the de facto head of the group — and a wildcard.
Chevron appears to be in Venezuela to recoup money from the OPEC country while confronting a number of headwinds, including political uncertainties and a now truncated General License No. 44.
North American LNG export capacity is expected to grow by 113% from 11.4 Bcf/d to 24.3 Bcf/d by the end of 2027, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.