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📊 An energy-related fact that slips into the conversation would change things
During an energy conference held in Caracas in late September, Francisco Martínez, the project manager of the liquefied gas venture that Repsol is driving together with its partner in a maritime development in Venezuela, dropped a figure that few expected—at that level of detail: the operation is delivering around 580 million cubic feet of gas per day to the domestic market. According to the executive, the volume has held steady without any disruptions and has room to grow if the consortium moves forward with the second stage of the plan.

Francisco Martínez, manager of the gas project, explained that production can be expanded if companies move forward with the second phase of the project.
Spanish energy company Repsol and its partner company in a major offshore project they are developing in Venezuela are producing around 580 million cubic feet of gas per day for delivery to the domestic market, said Francisco Martínez, the project manager, this Wednesday at an energy conference in Caracas.
Production has remained stable, but it can be expanded if the companies move forward with the second phase of the project.