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Chevron cleared to pump oil in Venezuela under new U.S. license. Critics say Maduro regime benefits
The Trump administration has granted Chevron a six-month license to restart oil production and exports in Venezuela, reversing a previous ban that was part of a broader sanctions campaign against President Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian government,
About a half dozen foreign partners of Venezuela's state-owned oil company PDVSA are awaiting authorizations from the U.S.
Chevron’s $53 billion acquisition of Hess gives it a major stake in Guyana’s booming Stabroek oil block, reshaping its global ...
Chevron's ties to Venezuela trace back to 1920 when the company started exploring for oil. Eventually, a giant oilfield now known as the Boscan Field was discovered in the western portion of the ...
Chevron, based in San Ramon and the last major US oil company still operating in Venezuela, could be forced to leave unless US officials extend sanctions waivers scheduled to expire on July 27.
Chevron received a last-minute reprieve from the Trump administration Friday that will allow it to continue operating in Venezuela. Chevron is the last remaining major American oil company in ...
Venezuela might well be sanctioned by the U.S., but President Trump is making an exception for its oil. Per the WSJ, U.S. oil ...
The Trump administration is reportedly considering granting limited authorizations to a handful of oil companies operating in Venezuela, with Chevron first in line ...
The U.S. government is evaluating the possibility of authorizing Chevron and potentially other European partners of PDVSA to operate in Venezuela, marking a potential policy shift. This comes as the U ...
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