Eni
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Oct 30, 2026
Frank GiustraGUEST
He allowed the CIA to fly rendition flights from Libyan soil into other countries in the Sahel.
Frank GiustraGUEST
And he allowed Exxon and BP and ENI to come and develop their orphans.
Frank GiustraGUEST
He did all of that, but he made one fatal error.
Frank GiustraGUEST
He was chairman of the African Union.
Francisco J. MonaldiGUEST
gave some of these contracts to people like Betancourt.
Francisco J. MonaldiGUEST
But now, because basically they are opening almost every single field to partnership with private companies, some very well-established, respected companies like Chevron or ENI or Repsol, some that are clearly not the type of operators that you would imagine that will win in an open bidding.
Francisco J. MonaldiGUEST
And the fact is that today, Only 10% of Venezuela's production is being run solely by the national oil company.
Francisco J. MonaldiGUEST
The concern I have is that this reminds me a lot of the privatization in Russia.
Evan EllisGUEST
And I think there's an understanding that a change in government would put at risk all of the oil deals which were signed with a complete lack of a framework with illegitimate governments.
Evan EllisGUEST
You know, the 65 million barrel deal with the North American Blue Energy Partners, with the corrupt Antonio Betancourt, Chevron coming back in with $7 billion in deals, Shell coming back in, Total, Eni, all of these other organizations.
Evan EllisGUEST
And so the irony is that a change, a return to a legal framework in Venezuela represented by Maria Karina, if it's not done in a very cautious way, basically would put in jeopardy the legal framework of all of these oil deals that have been signed.
Evan EllisGUEST
And so it's a delicate dance.
Evan EllisGUEST
And I think there's an understanding that a change in government would put at risk all of the oil deals which were signed with a complete lack of a framework with illegitimate governments.
Evan EllisGUEST
You know, the 65 million barrel deal with the North American Blue Energy Partners, with the corrupt Antonio Betancourt, Chevron coming back in with $7 billion in deals, Shell coming back in, Total, Eni, all of these other organizations.
Evan EllisGUEST
And so the irony is that a change, a return to...
Evan EllisGUEST
A legal framework in Venezuela represented by Maria Carina, if it's not done in a very cautious way, basically would put in jeopardy the legal framework of all of these oil deals that have been signed.
Vishnu GopakumarGUEST
And we're going to put all of that into a scheme just to be able to profit or just to be able to, you know, benefit from it, um, for all of our projects.
Vishnu GopakumarGUEST
And then, and then come July, you see YPF really with their YPF, ENI and XRG with their Argentina LNG project and their, the application somewhere on 51 billion.
Vishnu GopakumarGUEST
So, um, Everyone's really trying to take massive, all the benefits they can get in terms of investing in the country and to kind of stabilize some of the instability that long-term investors would expect from the country.
Vishnu GopakumarGUEST
So yeah, fair to say we're not seeing any signs of the RIGI application process slowing down.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
They will mostly invest about $7 billion of the cash flow from the production there.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
ENI and Repsol, which were other two players already in the country, Repsol is in the process of finishing signing a deal, and ENI signed a first deal for a very large project in the Orinoco.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
So those are, I would say, some of the most important real news.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
Then you have some other independents from the U.S., like Hunt Oil, that have signed deals.
Xander ElliardsHOST
So Shell recently merged with Equinor, its North Sea assets anyway, to create Ardura.
Xander ElliardsHOST
I think Ithaca bought Eni, all of its North Sea assets.
Xander ElliardsHOST
That was last year as well.
Xander ElliardsHOST
The year before was that 2024? And then last year, like Total Energy's merged with a couple of other firms as well.
Andres VillarroelHOST
Now let's go with a couple of oil news.
Andres VillarroelHOST
ENI the Italian major oil multinational that has presence in Venezuela, they have a very ambitious target in the country.
Andres VillarroelHOST
E&I excels mostly on natural gas in Venezuela, but not as much on the oil production.
Andres VillarroelHOST
They produce 12,000 barrels of oil per day on the Junín 5 field.
Andres VillarroelHOST
The target increasing the production on the next 24 months from from 12,000 then 40,000 then by the end of the decade according to ENI early next decade they want to produce between 200,000 and 400,000 however according to their executives they have even a more ambitious target For 2023, they want to produce 1 million barrels of fluoride.
Andres VillarroelHOST
Sorry, I had to do it.
Andres VillarroelHOST
I'm a big fan of Austin Powers.
Caroline HepkerHOST
It's quite interesting.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Next up, Italy's oil major Eni, higher fuel prices helping to
Louise MoonCORRESPONDENT
bolster cash
Caroline HepkerHOST
flows.
JohnHOST
It gives opposition parties massive leverage to hold up the entire government.
MaryHOST
Down in Italy, the energy giant Eni is taking a different approach to social pressure.
MaryHOST
They just capped retail fuel prices until the end of the
JohnHOST
year.
JohnHOST
Diesel at €2.25.
JohnHOST
Drivers benefit immediately, of course.
JohnHOST
But why would Eni eat the cost?
MaryHOST
Because high fuel prices were sparking massive truck blockades in southern Italy, Eni is absorbing the gap between market prices and their retail margins.
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