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Petrobras has started production at Búzios 6 with FPSO P-78, adding up to 180,000 bpd of oil and boosting gas supply from Brazil’s pre-salt. Source
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Chevron has delivered first oil from its South N’dola platform offshore Angola, bringing new production online in Block 0 through a tieback to existing offshore infrastructure. Source
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Occidental has completed the $9.7-billion sale of its OxyChem chemical business to Berkshire Hathaway, strengthening its balance sheet and upstream focus. Source
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Wallstreet Sand Co. has brought dry frac sand operations online at its Kermit, Texas facility, expanding in-basin proppant supply to support Permian basin completion activity and logistics efficiency. Source
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Baker Hughes has completed the closing of its surface pressure control JV with Cactus, marking a shift in ownership and capital allocation within the upstream equipment sector. Source
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Nigeria’s upstream sector is shifting as Tony Elumelu’s Heirs Holdings buys into Seplat Energy, strengthening domestic control and signaling continued M&A momentum in Africa’s largest oil producer. Source
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Peru has announced plans to restructure Petroperu and explore separating the $6-billion Talara refinery, as the state firm faces liquidity challenges and $5.45 billion in debt. Source
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Harbour Energy has been appointed operator of the Zama offshore oil project in Mexico, a 750-MMboe development approved by SENER and backed by Pemex and Talos Energy. Source
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Venezuela’s oil output in the Orinoco Belt has fallen 25% as U.S. enforcement efforts block exports, forcing PDVSA to shut wells amid limited storage capacity. Source
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Oil prices finished 2025 with their sharpest annual decline since 2020, as WTI fell 20% amid surging global supply, OPEC+ output increases and record U.S. production. Market watchers expect oversupply to persist into 2026, despite geopolitical risks and upcoming OPEC+ policy decisions. Source
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