How Venezuela Built Massive Pipeline To Transport Millions Liters Of Oil Transnational

How does Venezuela move millions of liters of crude oil across vast distances, rugged terrain, and remote regions to reach global markets?

In this documentary, explore how Venezuela built a massive transnational oil pipeline system that carries crude directly from inland oil fields to coastal export terminals — forming a critical artery of the global energy supply.

From high-strength steel pipes and precision welding in harsh environments to trenching, lifting, and backfilling across deserts, mountains, and isolated landscapes, you’ll uncover the engineering required to keep oil flowing nonstop beneath the ground.

Follow the journey of crude oil as it travels through this “river of steel,” crossing hundreds of kilometers before being loaded onto tankers bound for ultra-modern refineries in the United States.

Step inside the technical challenges of maintaining pressure, alignment, and structural stability at an industrial scale, while operating in extreme climates where a single failure can halt the entire system.

See how Venezuela’s pipeline network compares to oil transport systems around the world, and why it remains one of the most critical — and controversial — pieces of energy infrastructure in the Western Hemisphere.

Mandarin Tech takes you behind the scenes of this hidden oil lifeline, where mega pipelines, heavy industry, and geopolitics quietly shape the flow of global energy.

00:00 Intro
00:57 Why Venezuela need to build oil pipeline?
02:03 Steel Pipeline Factory Processing
04:34 Laying Oil Pipeline
11:01 Transport Oil Through Sea
11:41 Oil Refining Process
13:37 Oil Extraction Process
15:39 Conclusion