Tag - Venezuela
This can be described as the battle between nationalization and privatization, between national interest and transnational authority, oil supplier’s countries and the non-oil suppliers and Venezuelan pride and US hegemony. While rising oil prices is...
Unstable oil prices are dithering major economies as recently U.S. crude oil prices surged to record highs of $78.77 before falling to around $72.
America urges OPEC to boost production to keep the tempo of oil prices stable, but Venezuela's oil...
American energy firms Exxon Mobil and Conoco Phillips have rejected Venezuelan government offer to work with the state-run Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Venezuela has nationalized its oil industry and told international companies to either partner...
Unstable oil prices have already eaten into the many economies and big consumers like US and European countries are accusing Iran, Iraq, Russia and Venezuela for it.
If the western countries' allegations are right than we should praise...
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Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, US, Argentina, Uruguay, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Bolivia, Energy Security Treaty, Oil, Business
Oil prices are surging incessantly, thanks to political mishmash among the oil producers.
Currently, oil is available at $75.57 a barrel and it is highly anticipated that very soon it will cross the three digit marks. The Goldman Sachs Group has...
Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez urges Russia to increase its investment in his country as Venezuelan government has pushed western investors out from the state and those who are providing their services in Venezuela they are under immense pressure to...
After nationalizing country's oil reserve, Venezuela government has forced foreign oil drillers to sign a pact, in which they will sell their majority stakes to state-run Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A.
New norms have forced to change hands as...
Love him or hate him, but you have to like the way he flaunts his oil reserves. The fact that Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves outside of the Mid-east has permitted Hugo Chavez (Venezuela's President) to do a lot of things which he...
U.S. gasoline prices raised to a record $3.10 a gallon topes all time high $3.07 a gallon in September 2005 after Hurricane Katrina disrupted refinery operations and oil production along the Gulf Coast. The price increased for regular unleaded...
Venezuela, the world's largest known single petroleum deposit, took over its last privately run oil fields yesterday, along with electricity companies and the country's biggest telecommunications company, which could intensify a power struggle in...
President Hugo Chavez has been vigorously boosting his ambitious plans to produce ethanol as the eco-fuel of choice in recent times. However, it suddenly emerged as a major point of disagreement with Brazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. The...
Foreign oil companies are finding it tough to ward off increasing pressure in Latin America as Honduras and Venezuela try to wield greater control over energy sector. However, U.S. oil firms have said that they will maintain their presence in...
In a time when the world is panic-stricken due to spiking oil prices, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is likely to go for a cut in oil production. In the run up to the OPEC meeting, this can sent shock waves to many countries fearing a drop in the oil...
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