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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.

Nigeria
FARM-OUT ARRANGEMENTS PRIOR TO DRILLING

Statoil-BP has farmed out 30% on the blocks it won [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.12.1994

Sudan
ARAKIS CLARIFIES TECHNICAL ISSUES

Vancouver-based Arakis has not managed as yet to put together the $300 million that its affiliate State Petroleum needs to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.12.1994

Angola
STEP-UP IN DRILLING

The oil services market has seen a flurry of invitations to tender and preliminary inquiries from oil operators in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.11.1994

Angola
INTERSHORE COUNTING ON SECOND ORDER

The Anglo-South African group Intershore feels it may have struck it lucky on the Angolan market. The Durban-based company set [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.11.1994

Gabon, Southern Africa
SHELL SEEKS SEMI SUB

Shell has put out a tender for a semi-submersible rig [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.11.1994

Nigeria
CHEVRON LINES UP SHALLOW WATER JACK-UP

Chevron has awarded a contract to the Santa Fe rig [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.10.1994

Spotlight | Sudan
THE $300 MILLION QUESTION

Arakis is scheduled by the end of October to resume its drilling programme on Chevron's former Sudanese permits in order to test 29 wells out of the 34 that Chevron had drilled. But financing for the pipeline to Port Sudan, [.

Subscribers only Energy 12.10.1994

Sudan
DOUBTS OVER PROJECT

The Canadian company Arakis' plans for developing Chevron's old permits in Sudan (see Page 1) have raised a number of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.10.1994

Angola
NO STEP-UP FOR NEMBA

Cabinda Gulf Oil (Chevron) has dropped a plan for an early production system on the Nemba field because it failed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.10.1994

Namibia
CHEVRON PUTS BACK DRILLING ON 2815

Chevron has put back plans to drill a well on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.10.1994

Zaire
CHEVRON TO RETAIN ROY BUTLER NEXT YEAR

Service company sources believe that Chevron is negotiating with Noble [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.10.1994

Spotlight | Africa, Europe
EUROPEAN INVESTMENT BANK: NEW LENDING PUSH?

The level of the European Investment Bank's commitments could climb this year if a number of projected loans currently in the pipeline, and particularly concerning energy projects in Africa, are approved. As the Luxembourg-based institution never puts up money alone [.

Subscribers only Energy 28.09.1994

Congo
N'KOSSA: NEW SELL-OFF POSSIBLE

Will there be a third partner on N'Kossa and the Haute Mer permit where a major field was discovered and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.09.1994

Nigeria
NEW CHARTERS AS WELL

Ashland, which decided during the strike not to sign with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.09.1994

Nigeria
DRILLING PLATFORMS RESUME WORK

All the offshore rigs put on standby because of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.09.1994

Zaire
SUCCESS FOR FIRST WELL IN THREE YEARS

An oil discovery has been made on the first exploration well to be drilled in the Zaire offshore since 1991. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.09.1994

Zaire
SOZIR TAKES SWIPE AT CHEVRON

Chevron is widely known to have leaned over backwards to resolve problems springing from Zaire's civil unrest and differences with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.08.1994

Angola
BLOCK 15 SIGNED

Exxon announced early last week that a production sharing agreement had been signed on Block 15 in Angola (deep offshore), [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.08.1994

Nigeria
SLOWDOWN IN RIG BOOKINGS

Mobil has put back from Aug. 2 to Aug. 31 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.08.1994

Spotlight | Nigeria
UNPRECEDENTED STRIKE

There is no lack of crystal-ball gazers to predict that Nigeria's oil sector strike, which entered its fourth week on Monday, will have no real impact on the market. However, the walkout, in keeping with the chaos reigning in Nigeria, [.

Subscribers only Energy 27.07.1994

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