Chevron Unloads Venezuelan Crude at U.S. Ports as Enforcement Tightens
Chevron's licensed Venezuelan crude deliveries continue amid U.S. enforcement that has stranded $900 million in unauthorized cargoes offshore, limiting alternative heavy sour crude supplies.
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Chevron Ships Unload Venezuelan Oil in US Ports Amid Blockade
(Bloomberg) — At least two vessels chartered by Chevron Corp. that picked up oil from Venezuela since the Trump administration launched a partial maritime blockade have successfully unloaded cargoes at US ports, according to data reviewed by Bloomberg.
Chevron Unloads Venezuelan Crude at U.S. Ports as Enforcement Tightens
Chevron has unloaded Venezuelan crude oil at U.S. ports under its existing Treasury licence, according to a Bloomberg report on Monday, even as U.S. enforcement actions disrupt other Venezuelan export routes and tighten pressure on unauthorised shipments. Bloomberg did not disclose the number of cargoes involved or the timing of the deliveries. The arrivals come as Washington steps up interdictions targeting Venezuelan oil flows outside approved…
Chevron Ships Unload Venezuelan Oil in US Ports Amid Blockade - Energy News, Top Headlines, Commentaries, Features & Events
Takeaways by Bloomberg AI At least two vessels chartered by Chevron Corp. have successfully unloaded cargoes at US ports after picking up oil from Venezuela. Chevron has finished discharging a cargo from the vessel Searuby and is unloading ship Canopus Voyager, with another three Chevron ships sailing toward the US. The global energy market is ...
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