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📰 NEWS | Venezuela: Chevron Lobbies for Extension as Trump Weighs New Sanctions Scenario Texas-based corporation Chevron could be granted an additional sixty days to wind down its operations in Venezuela. According to sources, the Trump administration is also considering a new sanctions policy favoring US corporations and imposing penalties on other foreign actors. Read our report: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuela-chevron-lobbies-for-extension-as-trump-weighs-new-sanctions-scenario/ #Oil#Sanctions#Chevron#TrumpAdministration

📰 NEWS | Trump Administration Reverses Course, Allows Restart of Chevron Operations in Venezuela In an unexpected U-turn, the Trump administration has reportedly allowed Chevron to resume oil drilling and exporting operations in Venezuela. The new specific license might see Chevron and majority partner PDVSA sell their respective crude shares separately. US foreign policy hardliners have been pitted against MAGA advocates concerning sanctions and Chevron's role in Venezuela. Read our report: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/trump-administration-reverses-course-allows-restart-of-chevron-operations-in-venezuela/ #Chevron#Venezuela#Sanctions#TrumpAdministration

The outgoing Biden administration weighs withdrawing Chevron’s license. In contrast, lobbyists urge Trump to leverage sanctions to US advantage, with the Jack Gordon Institute laying out an "America-first sanctions policy." Venezuela's oil sector remains heavily constrained by US coercive measures, with output slightly decreasing in November. Read our latest report: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuelan-oil-output-recedes-as-washington-threatens-new-sanctions/ #Venezuela#Sanctions#TrumpAdministration#Oil

📰 NEWS | Venezuela: US Grants 60-Day Chevron Extension; Direct Talks Lead to US Soldier Release The Trump administration granted Chevron a two-month extension to continue operations in Venezuela. The decision followed March’s revocation of General License 41. OFAC has not yet issued the updated license. The move came after US envoy Richard Grenell held negotiations with Maduro government officials in Antigua. Talks resulted in the release of US Air Force veteran Joseph St. Clair, who had been detained since November 2024. He returned to the US on Tuesday with Grenell. 🔗 Follow the link to read the full report: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuela-us-grants-60-day-chevron-extension-direct-talks-lead-to-us-soldier-release/ #Chevron#Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

🚨 BREAKING | US To Withdraw Chevron License, Venezuela Calls Move ‘Damaging and Inexplicable’ The Trump administration has revoked Chevron’s US Treasury license to operate in Venezuela, reversing the Biden-era agreement. The decision includes a six-month wind-down period, with operations set to conclude by late July. Caracas strongly condemned the measure, stating it would harm both economies. Analysts view the move as a political concession to Florida hardliners. 🔗 Full report here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/us-to-withdraw-chevron-license-venezuela-calls-move-damaging-and-inexplicable/ #Chevron#Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

📰 NEWS | Venezuela Condemns US Tanker Seizure as ‘International Piracy’ as a Potential Oil Blockade Looms Venezuela denounced the US seizure of the “Skipper” oil tanker as “international piracy” after US forces boarded the vessel carrying 1.8 million barrels of crude loaded at the José terminal. The operation, which involved Coast Guard, Marines, and special forces, occurred without resistance. Cuba also condemned the action as a violation of international law. The seizure comes as Washington expands its military presence in the Caribbean and weighs a naval blockade. US lawmakers questioned the administration’s shifting justification, citing contradictions between counter-narcotics claims and the targeting of an oil shipment. Read the full report here 👉🏾https://shorturl.at/SaDUI #Oil#Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

📰 NEWS | Venezuela: Oil Sector Maintains Stability as Crude Returns to US Refineries According to OPEC, Venezuela’s oil production in July stood at 914,000 barrels per day, maintaining stability near the 900,000 bpd mark. PDVSA reported slightly higher figures at 1.08 million bpd. Meanwhile, Chevron has resumed crude shipments from its joint ventures in Venezuela to US refineries following a new sanctions waiver. Companies such as Valero and Phillips 66 are reportedly in talks to secure supply agreements. 🔗 Read the full report: https://shorturl.at/fAAqS #Chevron#PDVSA#Sanctions

📰 NEWS | Venezuela: Chevron to Resume Crude Exports Under New Arrangement With PDVSA The US oil giant will restart shipments from its joint ventures in Venezuela this month under a renewed sanctions waiver, Chevron CEO Mike Wirth confirmed. The company had been limited to maintenance work since May. Despite US officials claiming Venezuela won’t profit, authorities in Caracas insist joint ventures are still required to pay taxes and royalties. The new arrangement reportedly allows Chevron and PDVSA to sell their respective shares of crude separately. 🔗 Read the full report here: https://shorturl.at/D9x7A #Chevron#PDVSA#Sanctions

📰 NEWS | Venezuela: Crude Output Remains Stable as PDVSA Expands Cryptocurrency Use Venezuela’s oil sector remained stable in August despite US sanctions, with OPEC placing output at 936,000 bpd and PDVSA reporting 1.098 million bpd including gas liquids. Exports reached 966,458 bpd, the highest since November 2024. At the same time, President Nicolás Maduro warned that recent US military deployments in the Caribbean are aimed at controlling Venezuela’s oil resources rather than combating drug trafficking, accusing Washington of seeking regime change. 👉 Read the full report here: https://shorturl.at/kMLuJ #NicolasMaduro#Oil#Sanctions

📰 NEWS | Chevron Receives Opaque Authorization to Conduct Limited Operations Inside Venezuela Chevron has received a new specific license from the US Treasury to operate in Venezuela, though unlike previous ones, the license remains unpublished and details are unclear. Sources say Chevron is barred from oil extraction or exports and must transfer operational control to PDVSA. In response, Venezuela is rerouting crude shipments originally allocated to Chevron toward China, selling through intermediaries to avoid US sanctions. Analysts expect a 15–30% drop in national oil output by late 2025. 🔗 Read the full report here: https://shorturl.at/PBJq4 #Chevron#OFAC#Oil

📰 NEWS | Venezuela’s Rodríguez Signs Chevron Deals Awarding New Oil Drilling Areas, Increased Stakes Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez signed new agreements with US oil company Chevron to expand operations in the Orinoco Oil Belt. The contracts grant access to the Ayacucho 8 bloc and increase Chevron’s stake in Petroindependencia to 49%, while the company will relinquish its participation in the Loran gas field. The deals were enabled by Venezuela’s recent Hydrocarbon Law reform, which allows greater private sector control, reduces royalties and taxes, and permits international arbitration in disputes. Read our full report here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuela-rodriguez-govt-signs-chevron-deals-to-award-new-oil-drilling-areas-increased-stakes/ #Chevron#PDVSA#Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

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