- The potential removal of Maduro and U.S. involvement could rejuvenate Venezuela’s struggling oil sector, offering opportunities for U.S. oil companies due to the country’s vast oil reserves of around 300 billion barrels.
- President Trump’s directive to seize Maduro could reshape Venezuela’s future, with Delcy Rodriguez as interim leader. U.S. oil companies may benefit, with Chevron as the best-positioned due to existing operations and expertise in the country.
- ConocoPhillips, owed $10 billion by Venezuela, and ExxonMobil, with a $1 billion claim, may also re-enter Venezuela. ExxonMobil’s operations in neighboring Guyana could see reduced risks with Maduro’s departure.
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