Exxon studies Venezuela return as Chevron plots immediate production bump
Trump and U.S. officials met nearly two dozen oil executives to seek $100 billion investment for rebuilding Venezuela's oil industry and securing U.S. control over its oil exports.
- A $100 billion pledge and a White House meeting with ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods took place, with Trump promoting investment in Venezuela, as officials discussed rebuilding efforts.
- On Friday, the Trump administration claims it is running Venezuela and is selectively rolling back sanctions to enable oil sales, following the military's capture of Nicolás Maduro.
- Executives told reporters they seek government guarantees before investing in Venezuela, as unpaid arbitration awards—about $1 billion for ExxonMobil and nearly $14 billion for ConocoPhillips—heighten industry caution.
- The U.S. Department of Energy plans to ship light oil for blending and upgrade infrastructure, with initial revenues held in U.S. Treasury accounts, as marketing begins, according to officials.
- One estimate by Rystad Energy put the restoration price tag at $183 billion to reach 3 million barrels per day, and Trump conceded it would take "tens of billions of dollars and significant time" while Chevron remains the only U.S. firm operating in Venezuela.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said this Sunday that oil companies Chevron, Shell, Repsol and ENI will “lift up immediately” their investment in Venezuela after their meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.Continue reading...
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US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said this Sunday that US oil companies Chevron and Shell, the Spanish Repsol and the Italian ENI will "lift up immediately" their investment in Venezuela after their meeting of US President Donald Trump.Continue reading....
President Donald Trump called the leaders of the oil giants to the White House to encourage them to invest in Latin America.
SA Sentiment: Skepticism surrounds Venezuela oil revival with need for strong guarantees
Denise Graupner President Donald Trump is pressing U.S. oil companies to revive Venezuela’s energy sector, but executives want “serious guarantees” from the Trump administration before they commit to large investments in the country, the Financial Times reported. U.S. officials on Wednesday held talks with Source: Business Insider The post SA Sentiment: Skepticism surrounds Venezuela oil revival with need for strong guarantees appeared first on …
They admit the potential of the country, but will not invest without political and legal guarantees
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