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Shell to resume offshore Venezuela gas development as U.S. eases path for exports

Shell to resume offshore Venezuela gas development as U.S. eases path for exports

by Offshore Reporter | Oct 8, 2025 | Offshore

Shell is preparing to restart development work on Venezuela’s offshore Dragon gas field, a key step toward resuming natural gas exports to Trinidad and Tobago, pending U.S. authorization expected in the coming weeks.

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Shell to resume offshore Venezuela gas development as U.S. eases path for exports

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