Chevron explores next generation of energy innovation.
Based in San Ramon, California,USA, for 130 years, Chevron Corporation (Chevron) is listed in NYSE (CVX)
As one of the world’s leading integrated international oil and gas company Chevron conducts business worldwide to:
– Explore, produce and transport crude oil and natural gas
– Refine, market and distribute transportation fuels and lubricants
– Manufacture and sell petrochemical products
– Generate power and produces geothermal energy
– Provide energy efficiency solutions
– Develop the energy resources of the future, including research for advanced biofuels.
Chevron is particularly involved in:
Upstream: Chevron has major operations in the world’s most important oil and gas regions.
Chevron is a leader in working in extremely difficult environments such as ultradeep water.
Dowstream and Midstream: Chevron is a leader in refining, fuels, lubricants and additives.
Its experience and creativity transport energy to consumers efficiently.
Others businesses: Chevron‘s interests range from chemical production and mining to energy research and nanoscience.
Along with a range of power facilities, Chevron is also the world’s largest producer of geothermal energy.
Chevron Key Figures
– 2011 Revenues: $244,3 billion
– 2010 Revenues: $198,1 billion
– 2011 Earnings: $26,8 billion
– 2010 Earnings: $19 billion
– 2011 Capital Expenditure: $29,1 billion
– 2010 Capital Expenditure: $21,8 billion
Chevron Projects and Business Highlights
Chevron major projects for the next years will be:
– 2012: Angola LNG Plant and Usan ( Nigeria)
– 2013: Chuandongbei (China), EGTL (Nigeria), Papa-Terra (Brazil), North Rankin 2 (Australia),
– 2014 : Big Foot (United States), Gorgon LNG Trains 1–3 (Australia), Jack/St. Malo (United States)
– 2015-2017 : Block B Gas Development (Vietnam), Gendalo-Gehem (Indonesia), Mafumeira Sul (Angola), Sonam Field Development (Nigeria), Wafra Steamflood Stage (Partitioned Zone), Wheatstone LNG Trains 1–2 (Australia).
