US EditionBlackout at Cardón Refinery Highlights Venezuela’s Oil Industry Crisis
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Venezuela's second-largest refinery halted due to power blackout, sources say
(Reuters) -Venezuela's second-largest refinery, the 310,000-barrel-per-day Cardon plant operated by state company PDVSA, has been halted due to a power blackout, two sources with knowledge of operations said on Monday.
The Cardón refinery, the second largest in the country, located in Falcón state, is being detained by an alleged “electric blackout” that took place in the refining complex. Three sources close to Venezuela’s Oils Society Anónima (Pdvsa) informed the Reuters news agency anonymously on Monday, June 23, that the blackout began “early in the morning” and that it affects the production of 310,000 barrels of oil per day. However, the “apagon” did not…
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day The Cardón refinery, the second largest in Venezuela, remained inoperative on Monday, June 23, due to a blackout. This was confirmed by three sources familiar with its operations to Reuters. The news agency commented that the power cut started early in the morning and, according to one of the sources, did not affect the adjacent refinery of Amuay, which has a capacity of 645,000 barrels per da…
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