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Venezuela’s Vice Minister of Gas and Director of Geopolitics at the Ministry of Hydrocarbons will attend Caribbean Energy Week, signaling Caracas’s intent to engage in regional energy discussions. -
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As the twin-island country advances new gas supply projects, encourages exploration and strengthens regional energy ties, Minister Kesar’s participation at CEW 2026 is expected to serve as a launchpad ... -
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Caribbean NOCs are strengthening capacity, unlocking capital and enhancing governance, positioning themselves to successfully manage rapid offshore growth and drive long-term value across the region’s ... -
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Caribbean Energy Week 2026 will showcase how new seismic technologies – alongside Guyana’s latest 25,000-km² survey initiative – are helping investors unlock the next wave of opportunities across the ... -
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Fully integrated automated drilling in Guyana promises efficiency gains, reduced operational risk and a stronger investment case ahead of Caribbean Energy Week 2026. -
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At Caribbean Energy Week in Paramaribo, the Amapá Economic Development Agency – led by President Wandenberg Pitaluga Filho – will outline how Brazil’s northern state is building ports, logistics and e ... -
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This month’s Caribbean Energy Week will host a technical workshop on shallow-water drilling as new licensing rounds, exploration wells and infrastructure investment drive growing interest across the r ... -
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Negotiations that could lead to the first major upstream agreements in Venezuela in years are fueling renewed momentum across the Caribbean energy landscape, with the country’s reopening expected to b ... -
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International oil companies including TotalEnergies, Chevron, Petronas and Shell are sharpening their focus on the country’s offshore basin ahead of Caribbean Energy Week 2026, with Shell’s Country Ch ...
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