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South America

Indian companies willing to deepen presence in Venezuela

New Delhi was the second-largest importer of Venezuelan oil in May, with purchases of 427,000 bpd.

IG4, Petrobras confirmed as co-controllers of Brazil's Braskem

Raizen to sell Argentina downstream business to Mercuria for $1.42 billion

Wheat, trash and sweet potatoes: Brazil begins third wave of biofuel innovation

DNV announces financial close of $650-MM H2 fertilizer project in Paraguay

The $650-MM project is one of the world's first industrial-scale green fertilizer plants to be financed in a non-recourse basis, a standalone, asset-backed financing structure where lenders look only to the project itself for repayment.

South America's stealthy ascent to key crude oil swing supplier

Led by Brazil, Guyana and Venezuela, the region has delivered the largest increase in oil exports of any producing bloc so far this year, reshaping global trade patterns and reinforcing the Atlantic basin's role in global supply.

Not everybody is a loser from the Iran war—just ask Brunei

The focus from the Iran conflict has largely been on the increasing cost the world is having to pay through higher crude oil and natural gas prices resulting from the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Mubadala's Acelen secures $1.5 B to launch Brazil SAF biorefinery project

The refinery is expected to start operations in 2029 and produce up to 1 B liters per year of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel.

Argentine government hikes biofuel prices for domestic market

Venezuela's PDVSA controlling fire at Cardon refinery's cracker

Power outages and fires are frequent at PDVSA's deteriorated refineries, which typically work at a fraction of capacity.