Venezuela is attracting renewed interest from global oil majors after sweeping reforms opened its energy sector, but rebuilding its corroded infrastructure will require more than $100 billion and at least a decade, OilPrice.com reported.
Four of the world’s biggest oil companies are ready to bid for Ghana blocks but a stalled legal reform process is holding up their commitment
Global Oil Giants Knocking Ghana’s Doors for Oil Blocks, But Slow Review of Sector Laws Barring Them
Dr. Kwabena Donkor warns that delays in reviewing Ghana’s petroleum laws are deterring major oil investors, including Chevron and ExxonMobil.
Chevron Corp. and two other major Argentine shale producers will sign contracts this week to supply a natural gas liquids project, a move that all but assures the $3 billion plan goes ahead, according to people familiar with the matter.
Chevron has filed a request to buy 70% in an oil and gas exploration block offshore southwest Greece in what would be another step in the U.S. supermajor’s expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Chevron has agreed to an asset swap with Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) that will expand its position in the country’s heavy oil sector while divesting certain gas assets.
Chevron has taken final investment decision (FID) on the Aseng Gas Monetization Project offshore Equatorial Guinea, advancing development of gas resources tied to its operated assets in the country. The project, led by Noble Energy EG Ltd., a Chevron subsidiary, will develop gas from the Aseng field using existing midstream infrastructure. The approach is designed to accelerate timelines […]
Subsea7 has been awarded a subsea installation contract for the Aseng Gas Monetization Project offshore Equatorial Guinea, supporting development of a single-well tieback to existing infrastructure. The contract was issued by Noble Energy EG Ltd., a subsidiary of Chevron, and covers installation work linking the Aseng field to the Alen platform. Scope includes the transport […]
Chevron and Shell are reportedly close to sealing deals for oil production in Venezuela following the United States’ takeover of the country’s energy industry, Reuters wrote, citing unnamed sources. Both companies had already secured preliminary deals with the Venezuelan authorities.
Chevron, through its subsidiaries and in partnership with HELLENiQ ENERGY, has signed lease agreements with the Hellenic Republic for exploration rights to four offshore blocks in Greece, expanding its presence in the Eastern Mediterranean.