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Trump administration sets meetings with oil companies on Venezuela: Report
The three biggest US oil companies have so far not had any meetings with the government, contradicting Trump's comments.
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huffpost.com
Trump Talks U.S. Involvement In Venezuela's Oil Industry Following Strike: 'What Can I Say?'
The president spoke to Fox News by phone hours after he announced the U.S. had captured the president of the oil-rich South American country.
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cnbc.com
Trump says U.S. oil companies will invest billions of dollars in Venezuela after Maduro’s overthrow
U.S. oil companies will invest billions of dollars in Venezuela's energy sector after the overthrow of Nicolas Maduro, President Donald Trump said.
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theguardian.com
US oil giants silent on Trump claim they will spend billions on Venezuelan oil industry
US president says oil majors primed to invest in rebuilding infrastructure following Maduro ouster
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bbc.com
Trump wants Venezuela's oil. Will his plan work?
Donald Trump has said that American oil firms will invest billions to produce oil in Venezuela.
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aljazeera.com
Venezuela’s oil, not alleged drug trafficking, caught Trump’s eye
Donald Trump now says he wants American companies to take over Venezuelan fields in order to extract and sell resources.
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Maduro overthrow could help these U.S. oil companies recover assets seized by Venezuela
Shares of U.S. oil majors are rising as investors bet that they will cash in after the military action that ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Trump administration has spoken to multiple oil companies about Venezuela, White House official says
The White House official did not say which companies the administration has spoken to or when the conversations took place.
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Trump administration sets meetings with oil companies on Venezuela: Report
The three biggest US oil companies have so far not had any meetings with the government, contradicting Trump's comments.
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fortune.com
Trump’s strike on Venezuela gives the U.S. 30% of the world’s oil reserves on paper and a $100 billion rebuilding job in reality | Fortune
“I don't think any large U.S. major company is going to want to invest without a series of guarantees,” one historian of Venezuela said.
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Trump Administration Reportedly Sets Meetings With Oil Companies Over Venezuela
The upcoming meetings will be crucial to the administration's hopes to boost crude oil production and exports from Venezuela.
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Trump claims US oil firms could be 'up and running' in Venezuela within 18 months
Trump is open about his ambitions for scaled-up US operations, but analysts say such plans would take time.
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Trump says Venezuela to give up to 50 million barrels of oil to U.S.
Trump's announcement came days after U.S. forces attacked Venezuela and captured its leader, Nicolas Maduro, to be prosecuted on drug-trafficking charges.
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Fact-checking Trump on promised US oil company investment in Venezuela
Trump touts large US oil investments in Venezuela’s industry, but firms remain cautious amid low prices and instability.
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upi.com
Trump: Venezuela to give U.S. tens of millions of barrels of oil - UPI.com
Venezuela will be turning over tens of millions of barrels of oil to the United States, President Donald Trump said Tuesday, days after the U.S. military seized the president of…
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Trump says US to sell Venezuelan oil, signals talks with Caracas
US president says he will control oil sales, proceeds, as Venezuela's Rodriguez pledges no 'foreign agent' is in charge.
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Trump indicates that Venezuela is responding to demands for ‘total access’ for US oil companies – US politics live
Statement on supposed agreement with Venezuelan government follows Trump’s threats of further military intervention
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lemonde.fr
US will control Venezuela and its oil sales indefinitely, Trump says
The Trump administration said Washington will dictate decisions in Caracas and oversee Venezuela's oil exports after the US seizure of president Nicolas Maduro.