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Group 1 - Chevron is expected to receive an expanded operating license from the U.S. government this week, allowing it to increase oil production and exports in Venezuela [1][3] - Chevron is one of the few companies to receive approval from the Trump administration to operate in Venezuela, alongside Valero Energy, Mercuria, and Glencore, which are also negotiating for operational licenses [1][3] - The company aims to expand its operational license to increase crude oil exports to its own refineries and sell oil to other buyers, potentially trading some of the production from Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA if approved [1][3] Group 2 - The U.S. has completed its first oil transaction with Venezuela as part of a $2 billion agreement between Caracas and Washington, with more transactions expected in the coming days and weeks [2][4] - Chevron, along with global trading giants Vitol and Trafigura, is competing for U.S. government contracts to export Venezuelan crude oil [2][4]