Latin America upstream in brief
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Recent insights and informs
- Ecopetrol declares largest commercial appraisal in years with onshore heavy crude field
- TotalEnergies expands presence in Suriname with Block 53 acquisition
- Production decline and rising debt force Pemex to seek continued support
- PETRONAS adds more acreage to its deepwater portfolio in Suriname
- Majors and Petrobras pursue Foz do Amazonas' frontier exploration acreage in Brazil
- TotalEnergies increases stake in Lapa field, exits Gato do Mato in Brazil
- Can tight resources rejuvenate declining Mexico’s oil and gas production?
- Sea Lion project edges toward key financial backing, FID still pending
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Tables and charts
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- Ecopetrol’s discovered resources by commerciality in Colombia 2014-2024
- GranMorgu and Baja production
- Mexico´s liquids production and rig count
- Suriname offshore rig contracts 2025-2029
- Guyana and Suriname active blocks by operator and unlicensed acreage
- Brazil's 2025 concession round results
- TotalEnergies net cashflow for Lapa and Gato do Mato projects
- TotalEnergies capital costs including abandonment for Lapa and Gato do Mato projects
- TotalEnergies liquid production (WI) for Lapa and Gato do Mato projects
- 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
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