Brief
Spanish energy company Repsol said its Venezuelan gas production remains at 580 million cubic feet per day, unchanged since March. That month, the company reached an agreement with the government headed by Delcy Rodríguez to strengthen its operations in the country. The steady output indicates that the announced operational push has so far maintained volumes rather than increased them further.
Maintaining output at 580 million cubic feet per day provides evidence of operational continuity following the March agreement. However, the absence of growth means the accord has not yet translated into higher production, limiting its immediate significance as a broader energy-recovery signal.
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Industry · El Diario
Oct 1, 2026
Watch Repsol’s next production update for any move above or below 580 million cubic feet per day, and whether it reports concrete operational changes stemming from the March agreement.