Chevron signs LNG deal with JOVO
Chevron has signed a five-year LNG deal with Singapore Carbon Hydrogen Energy, a subsidiary of JOVO.
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After weeks of delay, Gorgon production expected to resume
Production is expected to resume shortly at Chevron's liquefied natural gas (LNG) Gorgon export plant.
Niger Delta Avengers: What we know so far
Militant group the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) has vowed to start attacking personnel as it continues its fight for oil assets in the West African country.
Video: How technology tackled the North Sea’s “impossible” Alder field
The Alder field is located 37 miles (60 km) from the UK Norway median line in the Central North Sea, in water depths of approximately 492 feet.
Chevron names MD for Upstream Europe
Chevron today named Greta Lydecker as the news managing director of Chevron Upstream Europe.
Big oil’s $45billion of new projects signal spending revival
Two projects worth $45 billion announced this month show the world’s largest oil companies are regaining the confidence to make big investments, emboldened by rising crude prices and low costs that promise to trigger more expansion ahead.
Militants attack Chevron oil facility
The Niger Delta Avengers have claimed responsibility for an attack on Chevron’s oil facility in Nigeria.
Chevron deadline nears for $40 billion bet on next decade’s oil
Chevron Corp. may shortly give a green light to the most expensive oil project in the world this year as the industry digs out from the worst slump in a generation.
South Africa’s strategic fuel fund offers to buy Chevron’s majority stake in refinery
South Africa's Strategic Fuel Fund has offered to buy Chevron's majority stake in the country's oil refinery in Cape Town as well as other downstream assets.
Offices premises in Aberdeen oil hub on the market after £7m redevelopment
More than 31,000sqft of refurbished office space in the west end of Aberdeen is on the market following a £7million investment by international property company Kennedy Wilson Europe Real Estate.
Exports to resume from Chevron’s Gorgon project shortly
Oil major Chevron is poised to resume exports from its Gorgon LNG project.
Chevron Vaca Muerta costs drop 20% nearing goals, Moshiri says
The cost to drill wells at Argentina’s Vaca Muerta, site of the world’s second-biggest shale reserves, has dropped 20 percent this year, putting Chevron Corp. and its partners closer to meeting spending goals.
Oil majors look to shed refineries as crude prices rebound
Oil majors Chevron and Shell are putting small refineries on the auction block as they look to trim lower-margin assets in the face of headwinds from rising crude oil prices.
Nigeria Senate probes Chevron’s $10 billion gas project
A Nigerian Senate committee has asked Chevron Nigeria Ltd. to explain why a gas-to-liquids joint venture with the state-run petroleum company cost about three times more to complete than initially estimated.
Updated: Nigerian militant group claims to have blown up Chevron oil facility
The Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) have attacked a Chevron oil facility, the Nigerian militant group said on Twitter on Wednesday.
Militants likely to maintain assaults on Nigerian oil targets say analysts
Attacks on oil infrastructure will continue at least in the short to medium term, resulting in depressed oil output over much of 2016, according to analysts.
Chevron looks to lay off another 800 staff
Chevron plans to lay off 800 staff this year in Thailand as it looks to cut $500 million in costs at the Thai business to weather the fall in global oil prices, the company said.
Chevron Phillips worker killed after accident at chemical plant
A contract worker at a Chemical plant in Texas has died after being injured last month.
Nigeria oil output drops further as leak compounds security woes
At least a fifth of Nigerian oil production, equivalent to almost 400,000 barrels a day, has been shut down as a pipeline closure added to disruptions caused by militant attacks.
Nigeria oil union says Shell, Chevron workers evacuated
Oil producers are evacuating workers from the Niger Delta because of the deteriorating security situation in Nigeria’s most-important oil producing region, a union official said.
Militant attacks target Shell assets
Militants are increasingly targeting oil facilities in Nigeria with both Chevron and Shell assets coming under attack in recent days.
Chevron expects Gorgon production to resume this month
Oil major Chevron said it expects to resume production from its Gorgon LNG project later this month after repairs were required at the massive plant after only one shipment.
Chevron loss of $725m wider than expected for first quarter of 2016
Chevron reported a loss that was double analysts’ estimates amid an oil-market collapse that’s sparked currency crises, corporate bankruptcies, credit downgrades and hundreds of thousands of layoffs across the industry.
Chevron to sell Hawaiian refinery to private equity firm
Oil major Chevron said it will sell its Hawaiian refinery to private equity firm One Rock Capital Partners.
Chevron sells Gulf of Mexico assets to Cox Oil
Chevron has sold a number of assets in the Gulf of Mexico to privately-owned Cox Oil.