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Combining Venezuela’s oil and gas reserves with Brazil’s vast energy market has the potential to create opportunities for upstream investment, gas monetization and long-term supply agreements. -
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With Emirati and Qatari capital entering Venezuela’s offshore, the VEW team heads to the Gulf to meet investors and national oil companies. -
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Venezuela’s University of Hydrocarbons continues to support workforce development, technical training and international energy cooperation as Venezuela Energy Week 2027 advances investment opportuniti ... -
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New contract models and tiered fiscal rates give companies several routes into Venezuela, each matched to a different class of upstream asset. -
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The long-term redevelopment strategy underscores the viability of Venezuela’s producing assets. -
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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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