Explore: Petroecuador (organization)

EP Petroecuador (Empresa Estatal Petróleos del Ecuador; Empresa Pública Petroecuador; meaning: State Petroleum Company of Ecuador) is the national oil

share of the waste generated by the joint venture between Texaco and Petroecuador, the state run oil company. The company claims it cleaned up one third

country's pre-2008 constitution from environmental degradation; however, Petroecuador and Texaco violated these restrictions on oil development. A new constitution

the consortium to Petroecuador in 1990. TexPet's concession expired in 1992, leaving Petroecuador as the sole owner. Petroecuador continues drilling

acting through the state-owned oil agency Petroecuador, obtained a 25% interest. Two years later, Petroecuador acquired Gulf Oil's interest and became a

for a second term as president. 26 May — A major fire breaks out at Petroecuador's main refinery in Esmeraldas Province, injuring five people. 31 May —

distribution of oil and oil products.[citation needed] The state-owned company, Petroecuador, oversees and executes all related operations. The country is also seeing

America. Texaco's contract for oil production in Ecuador expired in 1992. PetroEcuador then took over 100% of the oil production management. 1.5 billion barrels

at the National Assembly. They have five children together. He joined Petroecuador in 1996 first as a social communicator and then as a trade unionist until

himself from Gutiérrez in the face of a crisis in the government and in Petroecuador due to the resignations of high-ranking officials in the face of strong