BOGOTĂ, COLOMBIA (By Ana Sanches, Energy Analytics Institute, 10.Aug.2026, Words: 111) â Chevron Corporation, the world’s third-largest oil company, is reportedly leaving Peru after less than a year in the country.
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(Petrobras, 14.Oct.2021) â Petrobras, regarding the pieces of news in the media about the sale of onshore production fields, located in the RecĂŽncavo and Tucano Basins, in the state of Bahia, jointly called the Bahia Terra Cluster, clarifies that it has received binding offers from potential interested parties in the […]
(Wintershall Dea, 17.Jan.2022) â Wintershall Dea decided to terminate all its operations in Brazil and to close the current office in Rio de Janeiro after the execution of all required measures. The termination of its operations in the country will be made in accordance with all contractual and legal regulations. […]
(Reuters, 11.Apr.2022) â Argentina’s largest oil union called on the industry to restore jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic following a significant increase in production, the union’s leader told Reuters. The South American nation is trying to increase its production to reverse its long-suffering energy deficit, which is hitting its […]