By Jarrett Renshaw

Jan 9 (Reuters) – The White House is convening a ​meeting on Friday with major ‌U.S. and international oil companies to discuss ‌potential investment in Venezuela’s energy sector, as the administration weighs ways to revive crude output in the ⁠sanctions-hit country, ‌according to a White House official.

The companies include producers, refiners, ‍traders and oilfield services firms with past or potential exposure to Venezuela. Also ​attending are Secretary of State ‌Marco Rubio, Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the White House official said.

Here is a list of companies expected to ⁠attend, according to ​a White House official.

– ​Chevron Corp

– Exxon Mobil

– ConocoPhillips

– Continental Resources

– Halliburton

– HKN Inc.

– ‍Valero ⁠Energy Corp

– Marathon Petroleum Corp

– Shell

– Trafigura

– Vitol Americas

– Repsol

– Eni

– ⁠Aspect Holdings

– Tallgrass Energy

– Raisa Energy

– Hilcorp ‌Energy

(Reporting by Jarrett Renshaw; Editing ‌by Nia Williams)