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Repsol is probably correct in believing it can operate the field more effectively than PDVSA.
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Repsol is probably correct in believing it can operate the field more effectively than PDVSA.
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Petroquiriquire field dossier
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Petroquiriquire field
Repsol reached an agreement with Venezuela and PDVSA to regain operational control of the Petroquiriquire field, described as producing about 45,000 barrels per day. Repsol committed to tripling production within three years.
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Repsol thinks - probably correctly - that it can operate Petroquiriquire better than PDVSA has.
Repsol is probably correct in believing it can operate the field more effectively than PDVSA.
Open source reportSpain's Repsol reached an agreement with Venezuela and its state oil company, PDVSA, to take back operational control of its operations at the Petroquiriquire field, which currently produces about 45,000 barrels per day.
Repsol reached an agreement with Venezuela and PDVSA to regain operational control of the Petroquiriquire field, described as producing about 45,000 barrels per day. Repsol committed to tripling production within three years.
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