The rise of a U.S.-backed oil company in Venezuela has frustrated executives at Chevron, which has long been the dominant producer there.
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A Venezuelan oil company supported by the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) is challenging the dominance of American oil giant Chevron in the country.
North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP), a Venezuelan oil company in which the Pentagon holds a 35 percent passive stake, is rapidly increasing its production in the country.
NABEP, managed by Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt, secured the right to develop 17 oil fields last month …
The new Washington-backed oil company accelerates its production after securing 17 fields with 65 billion barrels and aspires to displace Chevron as the country's main private operator.trang>By Redacción Negocios TV</strong/p>