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The 4.2-tcf Dragon field will send gas through a short subsea pipeline into Trinidad’s Atlantic LNG - an operating export plant with room for new supply. -
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A slate of gas infrastructure agreements are opening opportunities for midstream providers as investment reforms target production growth and exports. -
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A series of OFAC general licenses define how companies can trade, supply, contract and operate in Venezuela’s energy sector. -
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NABEP’s 17-field program is opening opportunities for international companies across Venezuela’s oil sector, from upstream services and infrastructure to technology. -
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Venezuela’s financial platforms are positioning for a new wave of energy investment, as upstream agreements, infrastructure partnerships and renewed access to international capital reshape the country ... -
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Perla field is a producing asset with a domestic supply role and a 2031 LNG export target, making it a strong entry point for investors assessing Venezuelan opportunities. -
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Shared offshore fields with Trinidad & Tobago and a pipeline into Colombia are connecting Venezuelan gas to buyers with established demand and infrastructure. -
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While Venezuela’s neighbors have built supplier industries from scratch, Venezuelan contractors are bringing decades of field experience to the buildout in-country. -
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Register as a capital provider for Venezuela Energy Week 2027’s Deal Room. -
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Register as a commercial partner at Venezuela Energy Week 2027 to connect with Venezuelan operators, projects and strategic energy opportunities.
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