CVX and SHEL battle for energy dominance as production growth, LNG strength, debt levels and valuation gaps shape which oil major stands out now.
Regulatory changes can have a material impact on energy company results over time. Rolled-back limits on greenhouse gas emissions affect energy companies, but investors should still stick to diversified giants like Exxon and Chevron.
Turkey said on Thursday it opposed Greece's "unilateral activities" in hydrocarbon fields south of Crete with a consortium led by U.S. oil major Chevron as a violation of international law and good neighbourly relations.
| Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels Industry | Energy Sector | Michael K. Wirth CEO | XDUS Exchange | US1667641005 ISIN |
| US Country | 45,298 Employees | 17 Feb 2026 Last Dividend | 13 Sep 2004 Last Split | 19 Oct 2001 IPO Date |
Chevron Corporation, an integrated energy and chemicals company, operates globally through its subsidiaries. The company leverages two primary segments, Upstream and Downstream, to carry out its operations. Initially known as ChevronTexaco Corporation, it underwent a name change in 2005. Founded in the late 19th century, in 1879, Chevron has its headquarters in San Ramon, California. Its business operations span from the exploration and development of crude oil and natural gas to the manufacturing and marketing of petroleum products and renewable fuels. Additionally, Chevron is involved in various segments of the energy transition, including carbon capture and storage, showcasing its commitment to addressing environmental and sustainability issues.