Argentina’s government in the meantime has been putting a lot of efforts into accelerating the exploitation of the country’s oil resources.
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Venezuela lost the top spot to Brazil amid triple-digit inflation. unpaid debts to oil-service companies and lack of investment.
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Mexico is the world’s 12th-largest oil producer. and has some of the world’s best renewable energy resources.
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Schlumberger has about $700 million at risk. including receivables and a promissory note for past work.
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Output is falling. cash is drying up and oil workers have fled the country because of food shortages and violence.
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Total also has interests in four exploration blocks it was awarded in auctions last year. two of which it operates.
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Halliburton said last year that it began scaling back operations in Venezuela as a result of delayed payments.
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Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh told Reuters at the event that there is ``no objection`` to the proposal for deeper cuts.
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PDVSA owes some US$3.5 billion to the U.S. in the next five or six weeks. according to Platts.
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Latin America'.s active drilling rig count stood at 190 in May. further proof of the upward trend in E&.P investment.
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