AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEarthquake Recovery & Reconstruction: Venezuela invited Egyptian experts to join reconstruction after the June 24 double earthquake, with Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia also signaling new cooperation in trade, investment, and energy. Housing & Urban Safety: La Guaira’s governor says 35 buildings will be demolished under UNDP-backed international protocols, with psychosocial and legal support for affected families before controlled removals. Electricity Sector Stress: Venezuela’s grid remains under strain after the quakes, with Acting President Delcy Rodríguez inspecting key thermoelectric plants (Planta Centro and Termocarabobo) and pushing a thermoelectric recovery plan to add megawatts. Power Policy Shift: A bill is moving forward to open Venezuela’s electricity sector to private investment, allowing roles across generation to commercialization while keeping state oversight via concessions and supervision. Oil & Investor Signals: Reports highlight investor interest returning to Venezuela’s upstream oil, while ONGC Videsh received a license to operate upstream projects and is in talks with authorities on investments. Hydrocarbons Reform Debate: Commentary continues over Delcy Rodríguez’s hydrocarbons law changes and how major oil firms may respond.
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