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Wednesday 23 April 2008

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Nicaragua's Public Transport To Go On Strike
Honduras Warns of El Niño Aftermath
Colombia Celebrates Earth Day With Environmental Campaigns
Venezuela: New Reserves to Energy Potential
Brazil, Argentina, U.S. To Hold Joint Navy Drill


Venezuela: New Reserves to Energy Potential
The Venezuelan energy potential received a fostering to officialization of new reserves of oil and gas as part of the local Executive actions to certify the existence of hydrocarbon reserves in the country.

In a scene where the standard of the national crude oil basket is over 100 dollars the barrel, counting on 99.377 billion barrels at the end of 2007 is especially relevant.

The Venezuelan Energy and Oil Ministry said that in the last quarter of 2007, 748.46 billion barrels were added as a result of the certification of zones in the Orinoco Strip.

Great amounts of extra-heavy oil are located in this zone precisely, and 10 foreign companies are operating, in association with Venezuelan state oil enterprise Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).

The Venezuelan Energy and Oil Ministry officialized 170.86 billion cubic feet of natural gas in proven reserves, with an increase of 6 billion in 2007.

The definition of available volumes is an element to take into account in the design of strategies in the sector, because the government wants to add another 100 billion barrels of crude oil this year.

The incomes coming from the commercialization of hydrocarbons are also a factor to the execution of social programs and contributing to finance missions in the sectors of public health, education, food industry and dwelling.
 

 

 

 

 
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