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The first two cargoes of Venezuelan oil exported by energy major Chevron after it received a fresh U.S. authorization to ...
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Zacks Investment Research on MSNChevron Resumes Venezuela Oil Exports Amid Shifting U.S. Sanctions
Chevron Corporation CVX has dispatched Venezuela’s two oil shipments to the United States after Washington restored its license to operate in the sanctioned nation. The Mediterranean Voyager and ...
A Chevron-chartered tanker docked at Venezuelan state company PDVSA's Jose terminal on Tuesday, positioning it to be the ...
Chevron regains license to operate in Venezuela as Trump shifts foreign policy, despite criticism from Secretary Rubio and ...
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GlobalData on MSNChevron and Valero plan to restart Venezuelan crude supplies to US refineries
Chevron and Valero Energy are reportedly in discussions to restart the supply of Venezuelan crude oil to Valero's US refineries, according to a Reuters report, citing sources. This development follows ...
The Trump administration had canceled Chevron’s license soon after taking office, charging the Maduro government was slow to take back deported Venezuelans.
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Mongabay on MSNVenezuela tries an environmental rebrand, but critics aren’t buying it
Over the last few years, the Venezuelan government has taken a surprising interest in the environment. President Nicolás ...
US reinstates oil ban on Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro is back. Could it affect gas prices? The move comes at a tenuous time for the US economy. A jump in gas prices now, which the loss of Venezuelan ...
While, it could represent 300,000-400,000 barrels a day in Venezuelan oil exports to the U.S., it would likely be below pre-sanctions levels of almost 500,000 barrels a day in 2018.
Venezuela is home to the world's largest proven oil reserves and used to produce nearly 3 million barrels of oil per day. That figure dropped to just 534,000 in October, according to Reuters.
The Biden administration has eased restrictions on the main U.S. oil company with assets in Venezuela in a gesture that senior administration officials said was intended to support talks between ...
Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA would need $58 billion in investment to revive its crude production to the levels of 1998 before ex-President Hugo Chavez came to power, equivalent to 3.4 ...
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