BOGOTĂ, COLOMBIA (By Ana Sanches, Energy Analytics Institute, 13.May.2026, Words: 218) â Camin Cargo Control Holdings, Inc. entered the Brazilian market through a strategic alliance with Analysis Brasil.
CAMIN previously announced expansion of coverage across North and West Africa through agreements with Tankoil Group and Stewart Inter Sea, respectively.
(S&P Global Platts, 23.Dec.2019) â Brazilian crude and natural gas production soared to a fresh record high in November as oil output topped 3 million […]
(Reuters, 11.Jul.2019) â Boliviaâs state energy firm has sealed a deal to supply gas to Russian fertilizer giant Acronâs plants in Brazil, the two sides […]
(Reuters, 26.Nov.2019) â Norway’s Equinor plans to drill 30-40 oil and gas exploration wells globally in 2020, similar this year, with Brazil being a “hotspot” […]