Following political shifts in early 2026, Venezuela’s vast oil and gas reserves are drawing renewed international interest. Regulatory reforms and foreign investments aim to revitalise the country’s struggling infrastructure and unlock its offshore gas potential.
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Europe’s electrolyser industry scaled tenfold in five years and kept its promise. The policy system has not. With projects cancelled, capital stalled and China accelerating, the continent’s green hydrogen lead is far more fragile than the targets suggest.
With shifting political priorities and delayed project pipelines eroding investor confidence, the energy supply chain is facing a quiet crisis. As businesses struggle to plan for an uncertain future, we see the risk of a critical drain on domestic experience and highly skilled professionals.