CARACAS, VENEZUELA (By Energy Analytics Institute, 10.Aug.2026, Words: 425) — The following briefs span company details on Brava Energia S.A., Nexio Power, Inc., Meritum Energy Holdings and ADNOC Gas, among others.
LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
BRAZIL
— Brava Energia S.A. filed the termination and shareholders’ agreement, respectively at the co.’s HQs. The shareholders’ agreement purpose was to regulate the exercise of voting rights and the transfer method of shares issued by Brava held by the signatories of the shareholders’ agreement. Accordingly, as of 6 Aug. 2026, the shareholders’ agreement, including all its clauses, terms, and conditions, has been terminated, without the need of any add’l formality. [Brava]
MIDDLE EAST
— ADNOC Gas expects net income in the range of $600mn-$800mn in the 3Q:26, based on the assumption that maritime routes through the Strait of Hormuz continue to be disrupted. Looking further ahead, if maritime operations are fully restored by the 4Q:26 and pricing realizations normalize, the co. expects full-year 2026 net income to range from $3.5bn-$4bn. [ADNOC]
NORTH AMERICA
— Nexio Power, Inc. unveiled the PICO propane and fuels demonstration vehicle at the 2026 Red River Crossroads Propane Expo, taking the wraps off a production-intent Class 7 propane bobtail finished in full PICO dress. The reveal took place on 8 Aug., on the expo floor at Booth 630 inside the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas. After the show, the truck has entered commercial fleet service with PICO propane and fuels, the retail brand of Meritum Energy Holdings and one of the largest regional propane distributors in the country. [Nexio]
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