The White House released a fact sheet outlining the terms of a proposed oil agreement with Venezuela. The deal would grant North American Blue Energy Partners a 100‑year lease on 17 oilfields containing roughly 65 billion barrels of reserves, while the United States would hold a 35 percent equity stake. President Trump indicated that Exxon Mobil is prepared to participate in the venture.
VENEZUELA · ENERGY Key Facts —The terms: A White House fact sheet published late Monday lays out the Venezuela oil deal terms: private firm North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP) gets a 100-year lease on 17 oilfields holding about 65 billion barrels of reserves. —The US stake: The United States takes a 35 percent equity […] The post White House Publishes Venezuela Oil Deal Terms as Trump Says Exxon Is Going In appeared first on The Rio Times.
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