AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOil & Gas Investment: U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said new Caracas deals with Chevron and other foreign firms could more than double Venezuela crude output in the next few years, while Chevron confirmed a separate expansion: $7B over five years to raise production to about 600,000 bpd by expanding its Petroindependencia joint venture in the Orinoco Belt (Carabobo areas). Government-Industry Coordination: Delcy Rodríguez met Chevron executives at Miraflores and also received U.S. Energy Secretary Wright, framing the talks around cooperation under the new hydrocarbons framework. New Project Pacts: Reuters reports Chevron and ENI signed key agreements for oil project expansions aimed at reviving Venezuela’s struggling sector, with pacts tied to contract migrations under January’s oil reform. Business Simplification: SUNDDE said the Single Registry for Persons Engaging in Economic Activities (RUPDAE) will now be valid indefinitely, updating only when tax details change—an administrative move meant to stabilize industrial and commercial operations. Industrial Safety: Firefighters and civil protection crews put out a second factory fire in the Jonfran building in Palo Verde, Miranda, with no reported injuries.
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