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Venezuela fuel shortages get worse as tanker staff flee

(Bloomberg) Venezuela’s fuel shortages are worsening as mass resignations at the state oil company’s tanker fleet have delayed gasoline shipments. Petroleos de Venezuela SA’s refineries are running at less than a quarter of their capacity, forcing the country to rely on imported gasoline. Once...

Oil hits lowest in a year, even as OPEC considers output cut

(Reuters) - Oil fell to its lowest level in more than a year on Friday on continued concerns about a rising global surplus, even as producers considered cutting output to curb supply. Prices were on course for their biggest one-month...

PetroCaribe deterred focus on renewables – Caribbean academic

(CMC) - A leading Caribbean academic says that while Venezuela's PetroCaribe initiative helped participating Caribbean Community (Caricom) countries get through a difficult patch, it also deterred investments in renewable energy. In 2005, Caracas developed an oil alliance with many Caribbean...

Liza Destiny ready for topside modules

Dutch floater specialists SBM Offshore says work on the 1.6-million-barrel capacity Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel – Liza Destiny, is progressing on schedule with all systems in place for delivery in 2019. SBM said that after finishing the...

Oil claws back some losses after 6-pct plunge, but outlook still weak

(Reuters) - Oil bounced by more than 1 percent on Wednesday to claw back some of the previous day’s 6-percent plunge, lifted by a report of an unexpected decline in U.S. commercial crude inventories and record Indian crude imports. But...

Favourable reservoir conditions and break-evens for development make Guyana a safe bet

US oil major ExxonMobil is rapidly developing vast oil reserves discovered off the Guyana coast in what analysts say are ideal conditions for a solid return on investment that will result in massive revenue for the company and its...

Guyana President returns home after medical treatment in Cuba

Guyana’s President David Granger has been given the greenlight to travel home after receiving treatment over the past 3 weeks for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma in the Caribbean island of Cuba. The Guyana Embassy in Cuba said in a statement on Monday...

Trinidad presses dual gas supply from Venezuela

Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago and oil majors Chevron and Shell appear to be making progress on two separate projects that would develop and supply offshore natural gas, Argus said in a report on Monday. Venezuelan gas supply is critical for Trinidad,...

Guyana submits Memorial on Jurisdiction to ICJ in Venezuela border case

Guyana has submitted its Memorial on Jurisdiction in the case brought against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to confirm, in a final and binding judgment, the full legal validity of the arbitral award that established the international boundary between...

All offshore oil rigs shut down in Canadian Province after Husky Energy spill

The agency that regulates offshore safety in Newfoundland and Labrador says all offshore oil rigs in the province's waters have been temporarily shut down. The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board says in a statement on its website that operations...

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An inside look at the complex nature of moving a drillship 

Relocating a drillship requires careful planning and execution, according to Richard Wells, International Logistics Manager at Stena Drilling, who...