Special Focus
Venezuela's Oil and Gas After Maduro
January 2026
Following the January 3, 2026 U.S. military action and extradition of President Maduro, EPRINC has been at the forefront of analysis on what the political transition means for Venezuela's oil and gas industry, investment conditions, and the global heavy-crude market.
On January 15, 2026 EPRINC hosted a webinar presenting some of our research and investigating the implications of this profound transition. Below is a collection of our research, data, and media coverage on this topic.
EPRINC Research & Analysis
Charts of the Week
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#2026-01: U.S. Crude Oil & Product Imports from Venezuela Under Shifting Sanctions Regimes
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#2026-02: Venezuela — U.S. Crude Oil Imports and Diluent Availability
EPRINC in the News
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Max Pyziur quoted in The Observer: "US action in Venezuela fails to budge oil markets"
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EPRINC research cited in Just The News: "Importing Venezuelan oil one proposal among many to refill the Strategic Reserve"
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Pyziur & Blue in The National Interest: "The End of Voluntary Energy Security: America's New Doctrine of Active Sovereignty"