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Remora Energy
When oil company Remora Energy was formed with capital from private equity firm First Reserve and US oil company Nabors Industries, it surveyed the world for where to begin operations. The company isolated three candidate countries and chose to pursue Colombia where it has become a sizeable player in the Llanos basin. In a world being scoured by oil companies for new ventures, Remora is a rare story of relatively quick success. BNamericas spoke to Steve Bell, Remora founder and CEO, on the sid
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World Bank
October 30, 2009
World Bank recently stated in a new research report that Mexico could reduce its CO2 emissions by at least 42% or 477Mt/y by 2030 without sacrificing economic development.
Significant opportunities for CO2 reduction were identified in the areas of transp
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Director
Fitch Ratings
October 23, 2009
zil's federal energy company Petrobras announced earlier in the week that it would head back to capital markets to launch an overseas bond issue.
The move is part of the company's strategy to replace bridge loans taken from commercial banks at the
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October 16, 2009
Bolivia's gas future
Carlos Villegas
President
YPFB
October 09, 2009
Brazil's uncertain regulatory future
Edmilson Moutinho dos Santos
Associate professor - coordinator of the gas chair
University of São Paulo
October 01, 2009
Argentina's natural gas challenges
Gerardo Rabinovich
Technical director and board member
Argentine Energy Institute - General Mosconi
...September 25, 2009
Tapping the region's deeper Cretaceous formations
Stan Ross
CEO
Infinity Energy Resources
...September 17, 2009
The announcement of BP's Tiber discovery echoes across the border
Gianna Bern
President
Brookshire Advisory and Research
...September 11, 2009
"I don't think we can emphasize enough how little authority the [new] CEO of Pemex has"
George Baker
Director
Baker & Associates
...September 04, 2009
"Petrobras will be gradually nationalized and it will be in the center of E&P developments in the pre-salt area"
Ildo Sauer
Professor
USP
...August 28, 2009
Financing Latin America's emerging players
Lance Crist
Senior manager
IFC Oil & Gas
...August 21, 2009
Peru's emerging natural gas problems
César Gutiérrez Peña
Consultant
...Published: Friday, November 06, 2009
Brazil's prolific offshore pre-salt areas are attracting interest from major oil companies around the world, but the newly formed HRT Oil & Gas raised eyebrows this week when it said that it would take the search for pre-salt reserves onshore - but with natural gas rather than oil being the target.
The company, which just raised US$275mn from private placements in North America, is aiming to invest US$260mn over the next two years to explore the onshore pre-salt layer in Brazil's Amazonic Solimões basin.
"There is a huge natural gas reserve there in an onshore pre-salt layer. We are already mapping the region, and we believe the Solimões basin will be the main natural gas source of Brazil," company CEO Marcio Mello told journalists in Rio de Janeiro.
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November 11, 2009
Argentina's Neuquén province has extended the bidding process for eight new areas. Interested companies have until November 11 to submit bids. - Argentina
November 12, 2009
Venezuela's government is set to release new terms for the Carabobo tender for seven Orinoco heavy crude blocks on November 12. - Venezuela
November
Vancouver-based Ivanhoe Energy expects to begin drilling operations on the Pungarayacu field in block 20 in Ecuador in November. - Ecuador
November 26, 2009
Thanksgiving Day, US markets closed. - Regional
November 27, 2009
Trinidad & Tobago's state oil company Petrotrin launched an international bidding process to provide marine vessel services for its oil and gas operations in the Soldado field. Applications are due by November 27. - Trinidad & Tobago
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