Video: Take a look in 360° around Chevron’s largest deepwater offshore platform
Oil major Chevron has revealed new footage of its largest deepwater offshore platform in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Chevron posts first profit since ’15 as oil inches higher
Chevron Corp. posted its first profit in a year as a recovery in energy prices halted a string of writedowns that have depressed the oil explorer’s results since late 2015.
Niger Delta Avenger attack Chevron pipeline
The Niger Delta Avengers have claimed responsibility for an attack on a Chevron oil pipeline.
Chevron, Total, Glencore bidding for Chevron South African downstream assets
Total, Glencore and Gunvor are all vying for a 75% stake in Chevron's South African downstream assets.
Former Wells Fargo boss steps down from Chevron, Target boards
A Chevron board member has resigned weeks after the oil major said the businessman had its full support in the wake of a customer service scandal.
ONGC, United Energy said to Vie for $2bn Chevron fields
Oil & Natural Gas Corp., the largest Indian oil and gas explorer, and Hong Kong-listed United Energy Group Ltd. are among bidders for Bangladesh natural gas assets being sold by Chevron Corp., people with knowledge of the matter said.
Chevron to start selling condensate produced at Gorgon gas field
Oil major Chevron plans to start selling condensate produced at its Gorgon gas field, according to reports.
OMV completes sale of North Sea Rosebank share
OMV has completed its sale of a 30% interest in the Rosebank project to Suncor Energy.
Chevron backs board member
Oil major Chevron said it was standing by one of its board members and the chief executive of Wells Fargo & Co despite concerns about leadership related to a customer service scandal.
Nigeria can sue Chevron, Total over illegal exports, judge says
Nigeria’s government can take the local units of Chevron Corp. and Total SA to trial for illegally exporting oil, a judge said.
Tenaris warns worker was likely on fatal Angola flight to Chevron platform
Tenaris has said one of its employees may have been on a fatal helicopter flight which was en route to a Chevron platform in Angola.
At least four dead in Angola as helicopter bound for Chevron platform crashes
Four workers have died and another two are missing after their helicopter crashed on its way to a platform owned by Chevron off Angola, the US firm said.
Seacroft Marine Consultants wins six-figure Chevron North Sea contract
Seacroft Marine Consultants has won a six-figure contract with oil major Chevron in the North Sea.
Chevron said to narrow bids for $3bn geothermal sale
China General Nuclear Power Corp., the country’s biggest nuclear power operator, has been invited to make a second-round bid for Chevron Corp.’s Asian geothermal energy assets, which could fetch $3 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Chevron staff have option to move to Island Energy in Hawaiian takeover
Oil major Chevron said its hundreds of employees in Hawaii will soon have the option to move over to Island Energy when it takes over the company in the region.
Intelligent Energy 2016: Companies overwhelmed by software choices
Oil and gas companies are so spoilt for choice when it comes to software packages that the result is often paralysis.
Investigation after black smoke rises from Chevron’s Richmond refinery
An investigation has been launched by oil major Chevron after black smoke could be seen as a result of flaring activity from its Richmond refinery in the US.
First gas for Chevron from Bangka project
Chevron Indonesia said the Bangka field in Indonesia has produced its first natural gas.
Australian builder suing Chevron over Gorgon project
An Australian construction firm is taking Chevron and KBR to court in a dispute over the Gorgon LNG project, a news report said today.
Nigerian protestors blockade Chevron oil depot – report
Protesters blocked access to an oil facility owned by Chevron in Nigeria’s restive Niger Delta earlier this week, a news report said.
Chevron’s pollution victory opens door for companies to shirk foreign verdicts
Chevron wasn’t the only winner in Monday’s ruling by a federal appeals court over its long-running Ecuadorian pollution litigation. The victory, in which the court affirmed that a lawyer for victims engaged in wrongdoing to secure a $9.5 billion verdict in the South American country, may benefit other corporations seeking to avoid enforcement of foreign judgments they contend are based on corrupt proceedings.
Chevron wins big in $9.5billion oil pollution case, – but it’s not over yet
Chevron couldn’t have won a more emphatic victory in its long-running Ecuadorian pollution case than Monday's ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York. A three-judge panel unanimously affirmed a trial court's determination that, in 2011, the lead attorney for some 30,000 Ecuadorians had won a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron by means of bribery, coercion, and fraud.
Chevron said to be planning $5bn assets sale in Asia
Oil major Chevron is said to be planning to sell a number of assets in Asia worth up to $5billion.
Chevron posts largest second quarter loss since 2001
Oil major Chevron has posted its largest second quarter loss since 2001.
Chevron looks to sell off two Houston buildings
Oil major Chevron plans to sell two its larger buildings in Houston, according to reports.