Hunt Oil Company
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Sep 5, 2026
Rob ClarkHOST
Yeah, and who met with Lamar Hunt.
Rob ClarkHOST
And by the way, at Hunt Oil Company, right, that day, allegedly Jack Ruby was there as well.
Joe BorelliHOST
Right, trying to get a stripper a job, right?
Rob ClarkHOST
Yep, heading for Lamar's offices on November 21st, but he too contended that he never went upstairs, allegedly.
Clay SiegelGUEST
And so you have Chevron is reportedly considering adding a couple more heavy oil fields to its portfolio.
Clay SiegelGUEST
You have a Dallas-based wildcatter called Hunt Oil that apparently just signed a contract.
Clay SiegelGUEST
And you have one of the biggest oil field services companies in the world, SLB, formerly known as Schlumberger, that's also apparently starting a new deal for their reservoir data.
Clay SiegelGUEST
And so all these things, along with better licensing from the Department of Treasury and Venezuela's new hydrocarbon law, they are really getting things going, even if it's not at the grandiose level of the announcements we heard about this week.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
So that could be really important for commercializing those resources.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
And then like on the wildcatter side of the spectrum, you've got Dallas-based Hunt Oil, which reportedly just signed a deal ostensibly for exploration and production.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
So those are kind of real things, again, according to reporting, that are helping to move the needle.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
And then likewise, we have this new hydrocarbon law that the government of Venezuela passed recently and continuing improvements by U.S. Treasury in the general licensing framework that can also really hit the accelerator.
Clayton SiegelGUEST
So that could be really important for commercializing those resources.
Clayton SiegelGUEST
And then like on the wildcatter side of the spectrum, you've got Dallas-based Hunt Oil, which reportedly just signed a deal ostensibly for exploration and production.
Clayton SiegelGUEST
So those are kind of real things, again, according to reporting, that are helping to move the needle.
Clayton SiegelGUEST
And then likewise, you have this new hydrocarbon law that the government of Venezuela passed recently and continuing improvements by U.S. Treasury in the general licensing framework that can also really hit the accelerator on on other commercial oil and gas developments, like the gas projects over the next couple of decades.
Clay SiegelGUEST
And so you have Chevron is reportedly considering adding a couple more heavy oil fields to its portfolio.
Clay SiegelGUEST
You have a Dallas-based wildcatter called Hunt Oil that apparently just signed a contract.
Clay SiegelGUEST
And you have one of the biggest oil field services companies in the world, SLB, formerly known as Schlumberger, that's also apparently starting a new deal for their reservoir data.
Clay SiegelGUEST
And so all these things, along with better licensing from the Department of Treasury and Venezuela's new hydrocarbon law, they are really getting things going, even if it's not at the grandiose level of the announcements we heard about this week.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
But we shouldn't let that obscure the fact that we're having great progress, I think, in the Venezuelan oil sector since the interventions at the beginning of this year.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
And so we have companies like just reported in the news, Chevron, Hunt Oil and SLB are all reportedly making progress with their deals and some of the European majors as well on gas projects in Venezuela.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
So this amplifies the idea of Venezuela being a part of this America's Western Hemisphere engine for oil supply.
Clayton SeigleGUEST
So then it's not
Steve SummersHOST
Both companies are still seeking billions of dollars in compensation nearly two decades after the late socialist leader Hugo Chavez nationalized their Venezuelan assets back in 2007.
Steve SummersHOST
Hunt Oil, which has a history of overseas wildcatting, has been quicker to move, becoming the first U.S. company to sign an agreement to produce Venezuelan crude earlier this month.
Steve SummersHOST
This renewed industry push after President Trump urged America's oil companies to invest after the ouster of Nicolas Maduro back in January.
Steve SummersHOST
looking to increase our hemisphere's oil production, securing more of that heavy crude for the U.S. refineries.
David BlackmonGUEST
There in Venezuela, Halliburton is apparently going to announce a deal to begin oil field operations support in the country or expand its presence there.
David BlackmonGUEST
And so, you know, Hunt Oil Company's in there, Repsol's in there.
David BlackmonGUEST
You know, there's several very sizable companies already in and others looking to evaluating options for getting in.
David BlackmonGUEST
And, you know, my belief is this Venezuelan company, the private company that's being set up to operate these fields is going to probably go into partnership, do joint ventures with other companies with a lot more expertise and ability to fully develop them as time goes on.
Rick ThomasHOST
Both of those companies are still seeking billions of dollars in compensation nearly two decades after the late socialist leader Hugo Chavez nationalized their Venezuelan assets in 2007.
Rick ThomasHOST
Hunt Oil, which has a history of overseas wildcatting, meaning just drilling without any kind of known oil fields or surveys or any of that stuff, has been quicker to move, becoming the first U.S. company to sign an agreement to produce Venezuelan crude earlier this month, according to the Journal.
Rick ThomasHOST
So, yeah.
Rick ThomasHOST
Yep.
Jack GambleHOST
More production could be unleashed after foreign producers finalized new contracts with the Delce Rodriguez administration.
Jack GambleHOST
Oil field giant SL Schlumberger, I think that is, an independent producer, Hunt Oil, signed contracts with the Venezuelan government this month.
Jack GambleHOST
The possibility of the U.S. government taking a direct stake in Venezuelan oil projects underscores how the industry is getting upended during a period of political transition.
Jack GambleHOST
International supermajors are largely taking a cautious approach to Venezuela, while more risk-tolerant independent drillers and investors are jumping in on what many view as the biggest oil opportunity since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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