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Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have seen Chinese companies increase their presence in the region at about the same time that a rise in nationalism has frightened off American and European and other investors from in the region's hydrocarbon industries. Certain governments have also begun to strengthen political relations and economic ties with China and other nations with similar id... view more
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End of 2011 - Trends for 2012
The Oil&Gas Stats is a statistical compendium where we summarize, analyze and show the main annual and quarterly oil & gas figures. We also show the Brent price forecast for the 2012 and 2013. This statistical summary will provide all the analysis required for oil, gas and petrochemicals industry in Latin America.
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Despite having minimal gas reserves, Trinidad and Tobago is home to some of the world's largest ammonia, methanol and LNG plants. Trinidad's well developed gas-based economy has allowed its gas industry to continuously grow at over 10% per annum since the 1980s. In the face of these achievements, Trinidad continues to confront yearly declines in proved gas reserves, which are the source of production that feeds numerous gas-based industries in the country. With proved gas reserves sufficient to last for just under a decade, the nation has only limited time to fine tune its gas-model or change it completely.
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Mexico's proximity to the United States offers Pemex a quick outlet for its oil and petroleum exports. The United States consumes more than 25% of the world's daily oil production, and all indications are that its oil demand will remain robust. While the United States has enough to last it for 11.3 years, a lack of new oil field finds coupled with declining oil production mean that the nation will continue to rely on imports to fulfill demand. Enter Mexico, which is currently that country's third largest supplier of oil. Unless something goes terribly wrong at Pemex or with Mexico's relations with its northern neighbor, the country is expected to remain around the top of the United States' list of oil importers.
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Continued success in the pre-salt region will fuel infrastructure developments in Brazil, while Petrobras' output could jump from the current level of 2.5 million barrels per day of oil equivalent to 4 million by 2015.
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While numerous challenges remain in the sector, demand for oil and gas will intensify over the next years, led by China, and given its unique characteristics Latin America is set to be a key global supplier, as shown by the results of BNamericas Oil & Gas Survey 2012.
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The Oil&Gas Stats is a statistical compendium where we summarize, analyze and show the main oil & gas figures and results for 3Q11. We also show the Brent price forecast for the 2012. This statistical summary will provide all the analysis required for oil, gas and petrochemicals in Latin America.
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With Peru LNG, the first gas liquefaction plant to be built in South America, Peru has emerged as a net exporter of hydrocarbons, offering investors a wide range of opportunities in oil and gas exploration, exploitation and development, as well as in expansion projects related to increased gas usage nationwide. This report takes a look at the Peruvian hydrocarbon sector and the opportunities available to investors, either directly or indirectly related to Peru LNG.
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Oil and gas is expected to be one of the most dynamic industries in Latin America in the coming years despite facing complex challenges in terms of technology and productivity. This Intelligence Series report seeks to enquire into the conditions that are required for a national oil company to make the transition from being a mere customer to becoming a partner and driver of endogenous IT development.
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Despite stock markets trending downward on the heels of negative news related to global crises in just about every major continent and economy, the outlook for the Latin American and Caribbean region's petroleum and petroleum-related sectors remains attractive partly due to large-scale opportunities to increase hydrocarbon reserves and production. This report, entitled Outlook 2012, takes a close look at the most important hydrocarbon markets in Latin America and identifies the challenges and tasks that can be expected next year.
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A report published by the US Department of Energy considers the Neuquén Basin in Argentina to be one of the most promising areas in the world in terms of existing deposits of shale gas, tight gas and shale oil. Will the country be able to exploit and capitalize on these natural resources? In this first edition of our Oil & Gas Intelligence Series, BNamericas analyzes all the issues related to... view more
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