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Venezuela looks to lighten up its crude | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Venezuela is best known for its heavy and extra-heavy crude reserves, but energy officials are calling for more exploration of its lighter crude and condensate resources to help boost output overall. "At this point we are putting more exploration efforts into light and medium crudes to leverage our production," energy minister Paula Henao told potential investors earlier this month in Houston, Texas. Lighter crude is essential as diluent for heavy and extra-heavy crude production, but Venezuela
Venezuela's refineries run at 350,000 b/d: PdV | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Venezuela's refineries are processing about 350,000 b/d of crude and producing enough gasoline to meet domestic demand, PdV president Hector Obregon said, an improvement from late 2025. Investments in Venezuela's refineries are helping PdV avoid gasoline imports, Obregon told state-controlled VTV television on 14 August. This represents a supply increase from late 2025 when PdV executive vice president Jovanny Martinez said that Venezuela was producing 108,000 b/d of gasoline and 53,700 b/d of d
PdV's tanker arm reemerges to control oil ports | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Venezuela's state-owned oil and products shipping arm, PdV Marina, has moved into a more central position in managing crude and product shipments as the US has exerted control over the sector since its 3 January takeover, sources say. PdV Marina now handles all operations related to oil ports, taking that function from the national ports authority, Bolivariano de Puertos, a source in the operations department of PdV Marina who asked not to be named said. The arm is also now also overseeing loadi
Venezuela talks await 2015 assembly leaders | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Venezuela's dueling assemblies again delayed negotiations meant to lead to democratic elections as the representative of the last US-recognized legislative body has not arrived in Caracas. Dinorah Figuera — who is heading the assembly that voters chose in 2015 in the last election the US regards as fair — is set to arrive in Caracas from Madrid, Spain, later on Wednesday, along with other delegates, sources with the acting assembly said. Negotiations with the acting national assembly led by Jorg
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