Lino Cancado, CEO of the corporation, indicated that the company sees potential opportunities in gas-fired power plants in Venezuela.

The Brazilian company Eneva, which operates in the gas, electricity, and oil sectors, is exploring investment options in Venezuela following regulatory changes implemented in the country, according to its CEO on Wednesday.

The company sees potential opportunities in gas-fired power plants in Venezuela, explained the CEO, Lino Cancado, to journalists during an energy sector event in Rio de Janeiro.

«It's a country in the process of opening up, with significant regulatory and administrative changes that are reducing the massive risks that existed in Venezuela.»

Cancado pointed out that Venezuela has a high demand for investments in the energy and oil sectors, with opportunities ranging from exploration and production to energy generation. He added that there are still no concrete projects or partnerships.

«Our main activity is gas thermal generation. There are opportunities for everything we know how to do,» he stated. Reuters reported in February that Eneva was evaluating investment alternatives in Venezuela as the U.S. administration began to promote investments following the U.S. military incursion in Caracas, details the Reuters Agency.

#EEUU #venezuela #petróleo #brasil #NATGASUSDT $BZ $CL $NATGAS