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Companies from Texas are taking a significant step in the oil industry. They are among the first to establish formal agreements with Venezuela. Details of these agreements are not fully available here, but they were formalized during a recent visit by a high-ranking Venezuelan official.
The official's trip included a stop to meet with key figures in the US energy sector, where discussions and the signing of contracts took place.
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