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Contents
I. Company Roots
II. Company Profile :
Global Snapshot
Subsidiaries
Board of Directors
III. Services & Products :
Exploration & Production
Manufacturing, Marketing & Transportation
Supply & Trading Other Businesses
Brands
IV. Company Charts
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Company Roots
An oil discovery, in 1879, at Pico Canyon (north of Los Angeles)leads to the formation of the Pacific Coast Oil Co.
The company later becomes Standard Oil Co. of California.
After the acquirement ofGulf Oil Corporation, in 1984, theychange the name of the company into Chevron.
The two companies merger is, at that time, the largest in U.S.
history.
In 1901, another major branch is formed in Beaumont, Texas, calledThe Texas Fuel Company. The name later changes into The TexasCompany and eventually, Texaco.
In 2001, the two companies merge to form Chevron Texaco.
In 2005, the company finally becomes Chevron, to convey aclearer, stronger and more unified presence around the world.
Nowadays, Chevron is one ofthe energy industry leaders,
increasing its crude oil and natural gas assets throughout the world.
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Company Profile
Global SnapshotChevron strives to be recognized as a leader in global diversityand as a company that values and leverages diversity andinclusion for business needs. Chevron gains competitiveadvantage by respecting and understanding the unique talents and
characteristics of each individual and by leveraging skills, ideasand experiences.
Subsidiaries- Operations in more than 100 countries
- The mostimportant subsidiaries: Australia, Argentina, Brazil,
Belgium, Canada, China, India, Nigeria, Philippines, South Africa,Singapore, Thailand, United Kingdom, Venezuela etc.
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Board of Directors
David J. OReilly (Chairman & CEO)
Peter J. Robertson (Vice Chairman of the Board)
John E. Bethancourt (Executive Vice President
Technology & Services)
George L. Kirkland (Executive Vice PresidentGlobalUpstream & Gas)
John S. Watson (Executive Vice PresidentStrategy &Development)
Patricia E. Yarrington (Vice President & ChiefFinancialOfficer)
Michael K. Wirth (Executive Vice PresidentGlobalDownstream)
Charles A. James (Vice President & General Counsel)
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Oil
Natural Gas
Oil Sands
Coal
Emerging Fuels:
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Renewables:
Solar
Geothermal
Energy Sources:
Biofuels
Hydrogen
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Manufacturing, Marketing & Transportation
Marketing
ShippingLubricants
Pipelines
Supply & Trading:
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Other businesses:
Chemicals
Power
Mining
Technology
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Brands
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Energy Efficiency
Performance
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Percentage improvement since
2000 baseline
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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
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Natural Gas 24%
Coal 29%Liquid Fuels 33%
Nuclear 6%
Other 8%
Global Energy Demand in
2030
