Saltar al contenido Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez (R), reacts during a meeting with U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright (L) in Caracas, Venezuela. Sep. 02, 2026. EFE/ Ronald Pena R Venezuela signs agreements with Chevron, Eni, GE, in presence of US Secretary of Energy 2 septiembre 2026 Caracas (EFE).- Venezuela signed oil agreements with the United States company Chevron and the Italian company Eni on Wednesday. The signing took place in the presence of Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez, and the US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, who is visiting Caracas less than a week after the historic oil agreement between the two countries was announced. The Venezuelan government and Chevron signed a document recognizing the conversion contracts for the joint ventures Petroboscán, Petropiar, and PetroIndependencia, which were established between the state-owned Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) and Chevron after the country’s hydrocarbons law was amended in January. The agreement also recognized adjustments to these joint ventures’ business plans «under the new legal and fiscal framework for the hydrocarbons sector,» according to Venezuelan officials. Both parties also signed a “comprehensive bond payment agreement” granting “access to hydrocarbon reserves in the delineated areas” to PetroIndependencia. Meanwhile, PDVSA signed a hydrocarbon production-sharing contract with Eni for Block Junín 5 in Venezuela’s Orinoco Oil Belt, the world’s largest crude oil reserve, as well as a «transition agreement» for the area. In addition PDVSA signed a “strategic alliance” with the US company General Electric Vernova to restore the electrical infrastructure of Venezuela’s oil industry. The Venezuelan state-owned company also signed a production-sharing agreement with Primavera for the Budare-Elotes block in eastern Venezuela. The state-run channel Venezolana de Televisión (VTV) broadcast the signing ceremony at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, attended by
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