Rodrigo Morazán

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by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 20 October 2004

An argument during the oil business overture process, was that in order to encourage extra-heavy crude oil projects in the Orinoco Belt, the State should practically relinquish its right to charge for oil royalties

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Petroleum Chamber proposes an increase in synthetic oil

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 5 October 2004

The new president of the Venezuelan Petroleum Chamber, Antonio Vicentelli, proposes that his organization participate, on a regular basis, in the negotiations in the World Trade Organization and in the Common Market of the South

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Italian and Korean enterprises propose the purchase of an orimulsion module

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 9 September 2004

The Ministry of Energy and Mining received communications from the Italian company Enel as well as from the Asian consortium Incorsa-Canfin, in which they express their interest in undertaking the conduction of operations in the only existing alternative fuel(Orimusion) production unit.

Joaquín Moreno, president of the oil transnational

Shell will continue to invest in Venezuelan oil and gas

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 27 August 2004

The English-Dutch company, a partner of Pdvsa in the Mariscal Sucre liquefied gas project, is holding discussions with the Ministry of Energy and Mining with the purpose of approving the development of synthetic oil in the Orinoco Belt, a deal of up to 8 billion U$ in investment

Conditioned approach by Pdvsa

Renegotiations with Canadian NB Power, but with a negative on orimulsion sale.

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 23 August 2004

Relations between Venezuelan state owned Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa) and New Brunswick Power, began to settle their differences over the decision by the government to limit the growth of the orimulsion business, which was grounds for a 2 billion dollar lawsuit against Pdvsa by the Canadian (...)

Bidding process for twelve blocks kinds of extra heavy crude oil to be announced in two months.

More oil, more refining

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 27 July 2004

The projected increase in the production of synthetic crude oil in the Orinoco Belt, will have to wait for the expansion of Petróleos de Venezuela’s refining capacity at home and abroad. The auction of twelve blocks of extra heavy oil is to be announced in two months.
Thanks to the expansion (...)

Rafael Ramírez talks about “the new Pdvsa”, the policies of the Ministry of Energy and Mining and everything you wanted to know about oil

“The story of the barrel at 40 $ started with the oil strike”

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 14 July 2004

The Minister of Energy and Mining, Rafael Ramírez, affirms that the regional energy agreements will be subscribed thanks to the political agreements, like the ones established with Buenos Aires and Brasilia. He asserts that Venezuela, like the rest of the oil producing countries, is interested (...)

Government income from oil is comparatively lower than that of the six previous administrations

Governmental social expenses increase by 30%

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 9 July 2004

A study by Ministry of Finance researchers reveals that although the price per oil barrel has remained above 30 $, external inflation and population growth have made these prices comparatively lower than those during the last six governments of the IV Republic.

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Agreement between Ministry of Energy and transnational companies on gas and oil

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 29 June 2004

The big national companies and the big firms that, in an independent move from the Venezuelan-American Chamber (VenAmCham), founded the Venezuelan Association of Hydrocarbons a year ago, have announced their purpose of making great investments in the oil and gas sectors.
And although its (...)

Pdvsa will compete agaisnt the traders for the caribbean market

by Rodrigo Morazán

Caracas (Venezuela) | 23 June 2004

Venezuela seeks to establish, with other nations in that region, fuel trading and supply companies, with the purpose of reducing energy costs.

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