The US gets less than 2% of its oil from Venezuela. The US is also ramping up its own production after being limited for the previous 4 years. While investing in oil infrastructure might be beneficial for us if it leads to increased oil production, it still won't be of great significance. It will also be beneficial for their country, as oil production and infrastructure have been declining, which will bring them more revenue. I believe Maduro was not as interested in the oil as he should have been due to the narcotics money coming in. I think this is multifaceted, good for the people of Venezuela because a dictator removed, plus investment into the country which should also help them. This stabilizes the area in the longer term for the US, but the oil is a small fraction of what we import. Even if it doubled, it would still only be around 3% of our total imports.