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Oil majors, including ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips, are seeking to restart production and secure durable contracts for Venezuela's vast oil reserves.

16 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 21
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Oil majors, including ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips, are seeking to restart production and secure durable contracts for Venezuela's vast oil reserves.

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  1. Corporate push for majority control and $100B recovery plan in Venezuela's oil sector.1 source
  2. BP, Shell, and ConocoPhillips are actively involved in the revival of Venezuela's oil industry, including BP's investment in gas fields and corporate competition for licenses.Sub-event
  3. The US is seeking investment to revive Venezuela's struggling oil sector, with talks focused on heavy crude reserves in Monagas state.Sub-event
  4. A conference is underway in Caracas, the capital city, involving NJ Ayuk and the national oil company PDVSA.Sub-event
  5. Oil companies are negotiating with Venezuela's acting government, urging $100 billion in investment under a U.S. Treasury debt recovery program.Sub-event
  6. Venezuela is sending 10 million barrels of oil to the US, pending Trump's final approval for a deal.Sub-event
  7. Oil majors are pushing for a political push to tap into Venezuela's oil reserves.1 source
  8. Chevron's investment in Venezuela is a political headache.1 source

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