The license in the Venezuelan gas field is the bark to complete as low approaches to the wind

(Reuters) -Game and gas group Shell plans to complete a marine survey at the beginning of all licenses in the United States, in the beginning of all licenses related to energy projects.

Colombian-Flag Research Ship Dona Jose II Fake Veneeuela, according to the monitoring of LSEG ship, came to Venezuela this month to collect information for the National Gas Company of Shell and Trinidad.

Exploration, which will be completed in the coming weeks, will allow the company’s drilling places and pipeline design, and planned to supply gas to the project in the end of Washington.

The ship, US President Donald Trump announced this month ago this month had previously been announced that the license provided to plan and develop the dragon area. Shole and NGC, Venezuela operations by May 27 were given to the wind.

According to Venezuela energy sanctions in 2019, US licenses for foreign companies in 2019 are required to discuss, plan and develop oil and gas projects with PDVSA.

Shell, NGC and PDVSA did not respond immediately to applications for comment.

Trinidad is the largest exporter of Latin American liquefied natural gas (LNG) and Ammonia and Methanol, but should develop sea areas in the sea areas in Venezuela and the sea border of the nation.

While the dragon gas project, Trinidad, in Venezuela, Trinidad was seen as one of the few real opportunities to ensure foreign gas supply security for its fields.

In 2023, Venezuela is expected to start to manage a 30-year license and gas exports to manage the Dragon field, along with the export of gas exports.

Venezuelan President Nikolas Maduro accused the security of the security of the United States and providing illegally returning illegally in the United States and said that the sanctions of economic war in the United States.

(Notification by Curtis Williams and Marianna Parraga in Houston; Edit by Jan Harvey)