Continental Resources is considering opportunities to develop Venezuela’s vast oil reserves as American companies assess how to rebuild the country’s struggling energy sector. Chairman Harold Hamm has described Venezuelan crude as exceptionally difficult to extract and refine, requiring major investment and specialized infrastructure. Years of sanctions, underinvestment and mismanagement have sharply reduced production. Any project would face political, legal and environmental challenges, but supporters argue that US expertise and capital could restore output and create a potentially significant energy partnership.
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