U.S. Stewardship of Venezuela’s Oil Sector

Venezuela Oil Stewardship The U.S. has shifted from sanctions to de facto stewardship

of Venezuela’s oil sector following the removal of Nicolás Maduro. The interim government,

led by Delcy Rodríguez, has acknowledged economic engagement while criticising the operation.

Washington plans to: Market Venezuelan crude indefinitely Hold revenue in

U.S-controlled accounts Roll back selected sanctions to release 30 to 50 million barrels

Push oil prices toward $50 per barrel Exclude Russian and Chinese market influence

For organisations with people, assets, or supply chains across northern

LATAM and the Caribbean, this marks a material shift in the region’s energy landscape and geopolitical