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The Latin America upstream in brief provides Wood Mackenzie's view on key industry events in Mexico and the Caribbean, Central and South America as they unfold. Declining legacy onshore production has been met with a highly active offshore sector. Discoveries in Guyana, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico are reshaping the upstream landscape south of the border. Argentina also stands out through its burgeoning shale developments, one of the few bright spots for unconventionals outside the United States. Strong licensing activity, led by Brazil and Mexico, has drawn a diverse landscape of players exploring new opportunities in the region. We cover these issues, and more, in the Latin America upstream in brief.

Table of contents

    • Can tight resources rejuvenate declining Mexico’s oil and gas production?
    • Sea Lion project edges toward key financial backing, FID still pending
    • Venezuela faces dim prospects for sustaining or increasing oil production
    • Petrobras cancels another FPSO tender and reconsiders contracting strategy for its Brazilian projects
    • The Brazilian pre-salt play remains alive while the country expands into frontier basins
    • Pemex opens door to private partnerships with new mixed contract guidelines
    • Exchange control removal enhances Argentina's oil and gas investment climate
    • Market turmoil: the corporate and upstream response
    • 109 more item(s)...

Tables and charts

This report includes the following images and tables:

  • Left: Mexico oil and gas supply and demand balance. Right: Unconventional wells and resources location.
  • Time between first tender launch date and contract award
  • Woodmac's expected oil production curve from Albacora, Barracuda-Caratinga and SEAP fields
  • E&A wells drilled in Aram, Alto de Cabo Frio Central, Norte de Brava and C-M-659 blocks
  • The last well drilled in the Pelotas Basin, and the exploratory blocks planned to be drilled
  • Wells results on the east sector of Campos Basin. Possible geological boundary (oceanic crust?).
  • Perenco assets in Trinidad and Tobago
  • Shell global deepwater production
  • Top 10 Brazil producers excluding Petrobras
  • E&A wells drilled in Aram block
  • Location of the main blocks with exploration activity, projects on going and candidate to the next bid round
  • 80 more item(s)...

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