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Chevron to double oil rigs in Venezuela as part of growth plan
Published by Reuters, as carried by BOE Report on September 8, 2026.
Chevron's CFO on September 8: rigs to more than double, $7 billion, 600,000 barrels a day by 2031, and arbitration rights in the new contract, which Reuters ties to ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips, nationalized in 2007 and still claiming to be owed. reuters.com refuses capture; this is the wire copy a Canadian energy site carries.
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… <p>Once the joint ventures achieve 600,000 bpd, Chevron anticipates production will reach a plateau level between 600,000 to 700,000 bpd, Bonner said.</p> <p>“The large resource base gives us the opportunity to extend that plateau for five to 10 years, and that’s just the initial recovery from the reservoirs,” she said. “There’s a lot more upside there.”</p> <p>Chevron also received the right to international arbitration as part of its new contract terms that were signed last week, Bonner added.</p> <p>The ability to resolve potential disputes under international arbitration courts has been a key requirement cited by other oil producers including ExxonMobil and <a href="/tag/conocophillips/?utm_campaign=kw-link-name" class="keyword-link">ConocoPhillips</a>, which exited Venezuela in 2007 when their assets were nationalized and say they are still owed money.</p> …
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- The White House says 100-year rights to 17 Venezuelan oil fields. Caracas says 25 years, renewable. · cited for Chevron's arbitration rights and the creditors Reuters names
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