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relates to Foreign Oil Firms in Venezuela Scramble for US Licenses as Deadline Looms
industries
Foreign Oil Firms in Venezuela Scramble for US Licenses as Deadline Looms
By Nicolle Yapur, Daniel Flatley, and Fabiola Zerpa
Foreign oil companies in Venezuela are concerned they won’t get licenses from the US in time to allow them to operate after May 31.
May 16, 2024
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markets
Arthur L. Irving, Billionaire Canadian Oilman, Dies at 93
By Rebecca Penty and Robert Tuttle
Arthur L. Irving, the Canadian billionaire who modernized the nation’s largest refinery, expanded a network of service stations bearing his family’s name and helped win support for a cross-country oil pipeline, has died. He was 93.
May 13, 2024
relates to Venezuela’s Oil Monopoly Eases with Deal to Allow Private Firm to Import Diesel
politics
Venezuela’s Oil Monopoly Eases with Deal to Allow Private Firm to Import Diesel
By Fabiola Zerpa and Nicolle Yapur
Venezuela is allowing a small startup to import fuels even as the country struggles to feed its owns refineries and the recent reimposition of US sanctions presses on its industry.
May 7, 2024
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markets
World’s Most Important Oil Price Transformed by Adding US Crude
By Sherry Su
After years of skepticism, criticism and trader furore, the world’s most important oil price is working better than ever thanks to an infusion of crude from west Texas.
May 3, 2024
relates to Indian Oil-Refining Giant Joins Army of Traders of Key Oil Price
markets
Indian Oil-Refining Giant Joins Army of Traders of Key Oil Price
By Sherry Su
India’s Reliance Industries Ltd., owner of the world’s largest oil refinery, joined a growing army of firms trading crude that underpins the market’s most important price benchmark, the latest sign of how the measure has been transformed by an infusion of US supply.
May 1, 2024
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markets
Next US LNG Export Plant Aims to Begin Production in Mid-2024
By Ruth Liao
Venture Global LNG Inc. expects to begin production at its second liquefied natural gas export facility in Louisiana in mid-2024, further cementing to the US as the world’s biggest supplier of the super-chilled fuel.
April 27, 2024
relates to After Years in the Cold, Venezuela Ready to Talk About its $154 Billion of Debt
business
After Years in the Cold, Venezuela Ready to Talk About its $154 Billion of Debt
By Nicolle Yapur and Zijia Song
With $154 billion of debt, any restructuring of the South American nation is going to be complex
April 27, 2024
relates to What’s Next For Spain After PM Pedro Sanchez Threatened to Quit?
politics
What’s Next For Spain After PM Pedro Sanchez Threatened to Quit?
By Ben Sills, Rodrigo Orihuela, and Macarena Munoz Montijano
April 26, 2024
relates to Repsol to Boost Oil Output in Venezuela With Two New Fields
industries
Repsol to Boost Oil Output in Venezuela With Two New Fields
By Fabiola Zerpa
Spanish oil major Repsol SA expects production to climb with the addition of two oil fields in a joint venture with Venezuela, where the company is exempt from reimposed US sanctions.
April 25, 2024
relates to In South China Sea, Xi Jinping's Ships Are Winning the Battle for Oil and Gas
politics
In South China Sea, Xi Jinping's Ships Are Winning the Battle for Oil and Gas
Tensions are soaring, but Southeast Asian nations are struggling to push back on Beijing’s contested claims and tap the energy resources their growing economies need.
April 23, 2024