In Venezuela Energética, López and Baquero underline that Venezuela has enormous conventional oil reserves that are cheaper to produce, cleaner and more profitable than the gunk we’re known for. Why not exploit them?
Tyranized by the urgency of crisis, Venezuelans have stopped talking about Energy Strategy. Eventually, we’ll look up from our navels and realize we need one. When we do, there are three names that need to be at the heart of the conversation: Hugo Chavez, Mariscal Sucre and Elon Musk
Sembrar el Petroleo turned 80 years old last week, and with it, our obsession with diversifying away from oil. What if we set that to one side for the next 80 years and focus on people, instead?
If we want to get all that oil out of the ground ASAP, we're gonna need the private sector, fiscal reform, and a wee-little change in the law.
Yes, we have the largest oil reserves. No, we won't ever use them all. No, that doesn't automatically make us rich.
Natural-Gas Condensate. Most Venezuelans have no idea what that even means. I know what it means, though. It means the solution to a startling range of Venezuela's oil and gas problems.
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