What is Chevron's current operational status in Venezuela following the recent earthquakes?

Chevron Corp. stated that its Venezuela business remains operational and all employees are accounted for after the back-to-back earthquakes; the company confirmed continued safe operation of its assets and commitment to supporting employees and surrounding communities.

Have the earthquakes affected key Venezuelan oil infrastructure, such as the Paraguaná refining hub and Jose export terminal?

According to a person with knowledge of the situation, Venezuela’s key refining hub near the quake’s epicenter in Paraguaná and the Jose export terminal in Anzoátegui are operating normally, with no impact on oil processing or loadings.

Chevron Says Venezuela Operations Continue After Earthquake

Jun 25, 2026

Chevron confirmed its Venezuela oil and petrochemical operations remain normal with no impact on processing or loadings following deadly earthquakes. The company stands by its employees while the state oil firm assesses potential damage to facilities near the epicenter.

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