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Brazil, Guyana and Argentina drive non-OPEC crude growth into 2026, EIA says

Brazil, Guyana and Argentina drive non-OPEC crude growth into 2026, EIA says

by Offshore Reporter | Dec 17, 2025 | Offshore

Brazil, Guyana and Argentina are set to drive nearly half of global crude oil production growth in 2026, according to the latest EIA outlook, underscoring the rising influence of non-OPEC+ supply from deepwater and shale developments.

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Brazil, Guyana and Argentina drive non-OPEC crude growth into 2026, EIA says

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