Argentina’s state-owned YPF SA and its Malaysian counterpart Petronas eye the need for $51 billion in investments over 15 years as part of their joint plans to build out 25 mtpa in liquefaction capacity near Bahía Blanca.
Mexican drivers are paying on average 135% more for regular gasoline than their American counterparts, according to data compiled by Hart Energy.
Energy trade between the U.S. and Mexico reached a record $81.9 billion in 2022, according to new data from the U.S.-based Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Mexico’s state-owned Pemex is on track to boost its oil, condensates and gas production by around 6% each in 2023—if the company can maintain the production momentum seen in the first five months of the year.
California’s Noria Energy launched the 1.5-megawatt Aquasol pilot project in Colombia, which aims to take advantages of synergies from combining floating solar and hydroelectric reservoir resources.
Guyana’s Ministry of Natural Resources, on behalf of the country’s government, released a draft Petroleum Activities Bill for a two-week public consultation.
Patterson-UTI President and CEO Andy Hendricks and NexTier Oilfield Solutions CEO Robert Drummond discussed the companies’ planned $5.4 billion merger in a Hart Energy exclusive interview.
The International Energy Agency forecasts total oil supply from non-OPEC+ Latin America to reach 7.5 MMbbl/d in 2028 on the backs of Brazil, Guyana and Argentina—offsetting declines in the rest of the region.
Mexico, home to the 10th largest population in the world, is increasingly embracing electromobility but like other countries worldwide will face headwinds in the process.
Venezuela and the Islamic Republic of Iran signed 25 deals across different development areas, including petrochemicals, during an official visit by Iranian President Seyed Ebrahim Raisi to Caracas.