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Brazil inches ahead with plan to tax crude oil exports, create fuel price fund | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Brazil inched toward potentially imposing a tax on crude oil exports as part of a broader move aimed at insulating Latin America’s largest economy from international oil and refined product price volatility, including a price-stabilization fund for domestic diesel, gasoline and LPG. The Senate Economic Affairs committee passed the measure implementing the tax and fuel .

XXX La Jolla Energy Conference - South America s Gas Dreams

The gas producing countries of South America are debating on how toSouth America debate on how to make better use of the resource and how to integrate the sector, amid geographical and infrastructural

When the Going Gets Tough the Tough get Going: Brazil Oil & Gas Thrives Despite the Pandemic | Mayer Brown - Energy Forward

In a speech on 24 November 1992, marking her Ruby Jubilee on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II said, “1992 is not a year on which I shall look back with undiluted pleasure. In the words of one of my more sympathetic correspondents, it has turned out to be an annus horribilis.” Annus horribilis. This is a moniker that oil and gas insiders might well apply to 2020 given the disastrous effects on the industry from Covid-19 pandemic (“Pandemic”) and its accompanying recession which brought a precipitous fall in demand and price. Indeed, in May the price of crude oil briefly went negative for the first time in history. This was followed by massive layoffs across the board and sharply curbed investments in planned and ongoing projects. Several major oil companies announced profound changes in their long-range focus from hydrocarbons to greener energy.

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