Chevron and Valero plan to restart Venezuelan crude supplies to US refineries

Chevron and Valero Energy is said to be in discussions to restart the Venezuelan crude oil supplies to Valero’s US refineries, according to Reuters Report, quoting sources.

This development follows the receipt of Chevron for a restricted license from Washington in late July, allowing oil operations and exchanges with Venezuela, a country under the imposition of current US sanctions.

The permit is subject to strict conditions that prevent the allocation of any oil revenues to the regime of Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro.

The license, which came as part of the policy after the prisoner’s exchange, enables a Chevron to resume oil shipments, with the company appointed to re -connects this month, albeit with a first small size.

Chevron is awaiting the customization of the goods for the delivery of August from the company Venezuelan State Compane Pdvsa.

The negotiations between Chevron and Valero include reviving the ship’s operation to the ships off the Caribbean island.

The report said that this process can restart this month, pending mandatory inspections and ongoing ship contracts negotiations, according to one of the sources.

Before canceling the Chevron license to work in Venezuela, the company provided approximately 50,000 barrels per day (BPD) from the heavy Venezuelan ore to Valero refineries across Aruba in the first quarter, based on shipping data.

This folder formed about 20 % of the total exports of Venezuelan oil in Chevron during this time frame.

The show agreement is especially decisive for the second largest joint venture for Chevron in Venezuela, Petrobstan, located in the country’s western region.

The heavy baconan crude, caused by Petrooboskan, has faced storage restrictions, which led to production cuts in the past. The resumption of the show deal would address these challenges.

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