Pentagon’s Venezuelan Oil Partner Nabep Adds Rig, Boosts Output
North American Blue Energy Partners Inc., which is partnering with the US government to develop Venezuelan oil fields, is deploying a sixth drilling rig as it ramps up production in the South American country, according to a person famil…
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