Are there any new energy sites in the gulf of venezuela

What do we know about the new oil contracts in

There has also been talk of a growing role for Chinese companies in Venezuela as U.S. sanctions intensify. The Venezuelan government has also
Amos Global Energy Waits For License to Develop Gas

Amos, which in 2022 formed a joint venture with a unit of Venezuela''s engineering firm Inelectra to gain access to minority stakes in the
Much more than an oil country

Venezuela''s sizeable offshore gas resources, proximity to major markets, and industrial know-how can make the country a major gas player in the near future, including large-scale LNG
US Approves Shell, Trinidad Plan for Venezuela''s

The United States has granted approval for Shell and the government of Trinidad and Tobago to jointly advance development of the long
A Gulf State Considers Venezuela''s Energy Reset

Venezuela remains highly toxic, but reforms to hydrocarbons law, U.S. licensing pathways, and falling output have created a window for opportunity. The latest news from the past
Amos Global Inks SPA to Buy Sinopec''s Gulf of Paria

HOUSTON, TEXAS (Pietro D. Pitts, Energy Analytics Institute, 16.Feb.2025) — Houston-based Amos Global Energy Management LLC (AGE)
OFAC Issues New General Licenses Expanding Permitted Activities

New Joint Ventures: The formation of new joint ventures or other entities in Venezuela to explore or produce oil or gas; and Diluents: Any transactions or dealings related to the exportation or
Venezuela''s Energy Partnerships and Geopolitical Implications

Venezuela''s recent energy strategy underscores a pivot toward natural gas, with the Cocuina and Dragon gas fields emerging as flagship projects.
US eases sanctions to give oil majors broad scope to operate in

WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. eased sanctions on Venezuela''s energy sector on Friday, issuing two general licenses that allow global energy companies to operate oil and gas projects...
U.S. issues license facilitating oil, gas exploration and

The new general license authorizes the provision of U.S. goods, technology, software or services for the exploration, development or production of oil and gas in Venezuela, it says.