US courts Venezuelan oil investment
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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright visited Caracas and pledged Washington would seek a dramatic increase in Venezuela’s oil production by courting investment, while refusing security or financial guarantees.
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In 2022 I pointed out that the plans to build a lot of new crude oil export terminals in the US were misguided as the US would not have the additional oil production that would be needed to justify building them.
Trump just approved them. But they aren't being built. As expected.
Trump just approved them. But they aren't being built. As expected.
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February 11, 2026 at 6:34 PM
In 2022 I pointed out that the plans to build a lot of new crude oil export terminals in the US were misguided as the US would not have the additional oil production that would be needed to justify building them.
Trump just approved them. But they aren't being built. As expected.
Trump just approved them. But they aren't being built. As expected.