- Venezuela's political crisis and oil industry revival
- Oil companies are exploiting Lake Maracaibo for oil extraction in the Zulia state of Venezuela.
- PCEC and Chevron signed agreements with PDVSA to reactivate oilfields in the Cabimas block of Venezuela.
Chevron committed capital to double Venezuelan oil output through agreements with PDVSA.
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Chevron committed capital to double Venezuelan oil output through agreements with PDVSA.
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