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Chevron

Together with Exxon and ConocoPhillips, Chevron is one of America’s three oil supermajors. The company is a major player in African oil and gas, principally in Nigeria and Angola.

Spotlight | Nigeria
Rilwanu Lukman Pops Up Again

Former OPEC secretary-general and ex oil adviser to Nigerian presidents Ibrahim Babangida and Olesegun Obasanjo, Rilwanu Lukman will shortly take over as boss of a new private oil company named Afren. Modeled along the lines of Energy Africa, a South [.

Subscribers only Energy 15.02.2005

Africa
From One Gulf to Another

Businessmen in the Persian Gulf have turned their sights to Africa in recent years. A recent example is Liwa from the United Arab Emirates which teamed up with Chevron early this month to win eight concessions in Libya.

Subscribers only Energy 15.02.2005

Libya
AMERICAN MAJORS BACK IN TOWN

Morocco's leading oil official, Abdallah Badri, and prime minister Shukri [...]

Subscribers only 03.02.2005

Libya
Americans Grab Lion's Share

Occidental and Amerada Hess, the two pillars of the Oasis consortium that long operated the Waha fields, were the big winners of NOC's first international bidding ground.

Subscribers only Energy 01.02.2005

Gulf of Guinea
The Tribulations of Sasol

After drilling a dry well in Equatorial Guinea, South Africa's Sasol now finds it hard to get its GTL project at Escravos off the ground.

Subscribers only Energy 01.02.2005

Nigeria
Money, Politics and LNG

Nigerian politicians were very closely involved (and some financially) in the first LNG project in Nigeria - the NLNG plant on Bonny Island - and will continue to insinuate themselves into new schemes.

Subscribers only Energy 01.02.2005

Sao Tome and Principe
Chevron Finalizes PSC

Delayed time and time again, a production sharing contract between [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.02.2005

Nigeria
Licenses Withdrawn

After an exhaustive review of all of Nigeria's offshore and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.02.2005

Nigeria
New Contract for Halliburton

The investigation into bribes paid in Nigeria by the Halliburton affiliate KBR hasn't prevented the American group from winning the contract to build Chevron's GTL plant at Escravos.

Subscribers only Energy 18.01.2005

Nigeria
A Fourth LNG Plant

With three LNG plants already up and running or planned - NLNG, Brass LNG and Nwa-Doro - Nigeria is talking with Chevron and BG on building a fourth in the Niger Delta.

Subscribers only Energy 18.01.2005

Nigeria
New Find on Usan

Total has made a fifth discovery on the Usan field [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.01.2005

Nigeria
Bickering with Agip

Italy's Agip, an affiliate of ENI, is currently fighting with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.01.2005

Sao Tome and Principe
Juniors Try Their Luck

Three juniors have submitted offers alongside American independents and Nigerian firms for acreage in the Joint Development Zone between Sao Tome and Nigeria.

Subscribers only Energy 04.01.2005

Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principe
Offshore Rivalry

A licensing round in Nigeria's deep offshore which had initially been scheduled for this month won't be held until March [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.01.2005

Angola
Military Accused

The U.S. NGO Human Rights Watch published a report on Dec. 23 concerning Cabinda that spoke of systematic misconduct by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.01.2005

Nigeria
Chevron Puts Up the Money

Taking its cue from Total, RoyalDutch/Shell and ExxonMobil, Chevron has put an alternative funding system in place to spur the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.01.2005

United States
George Kirkland

Manager of Chevron's Nigerian affiliate for nearly eight years, George Kirkland, who had headed Chevron Overseas Petroleum since 2001, was [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.12.2004

Chad
DiamondWorks Trumps Majors

The DiamondWorks group run by Brian Menell and Tony Texeira has beaten Total and Chevron in acquiring relinquished acreage on Doba.

Subscribers only Energy 14.12.2004

Africa, United States
ACTA Case Thrown Out

Pursued by the South African law firm Abrahams Kiewitz and the U.S. concern Cohen, Milstein, Hausefeld and Toll along with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.12.2004

Equatorial Guinea
Sasol to Wave Goodbye

South Africa's Sasol is gradually withdrawing from Equatorial Guinea's offshore in order to focus on Nigeria.

Subscribers only Energy 30.11.2004

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