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  1. Venezuela's crude is increasingly bought by India, and ONGC seeks to purchase PDVSA's holdings, while Shell and Repsol are active in the country.
  2. Shell holds a 45% stake in the Cocuina-Manakin project, which straddles maritime boundaries involving Trinidad and Tobago and the broader region.

The Cocuina-Manakin gas field, which spans the border between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, is being operated by BP in T&T waters.

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The Cocuina-Manakin gas field, which spans the border between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, is being operated by BP in T&T waters.

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Shell holds a 45% stake in the Cocuina-Manakin project, which straddles maritime boundaries involving Trinidad and Tobago and the broader region. All 1 developments

Within Venezuela's crude is increasingly bought by India, and ONGC seeks to purchase PDVSA's holdings, while Shell and Repsol are active in the country.

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