With a market cap of $284.5 billion, San Ramon, California-based Chevron Corporation (CVX) is a leading global energy company engaged in integrated oil, gas, and chemical operations. With diverse upstream and downstream activities,

California aims to reduce carbon emissions by 45%, while its Low Carbon Fuel Standard requires oil refiners to cut their carbon intensity for transportation.

Chevron Corporation CVX, one of the world's largest oil and gas producershas officially begun oil production at its highly anticipated Future Growth Project (“FGP”), located at the Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan.

Chevron's solid financial foundation and strategic investments in low-carbon technologies make it a compelling long-term investment. See more on CVX stock here.

Chevron Corporation announced a total contribution of $1 million to three organizations supporting wildfire relief efforts in California.

Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) today announced a total contribution of $1 million to the California Fire Foundation, American National Red Cross, and the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Small Business Disaster Recovery Fund to support relief efforts for wildfires in California.

Corporation announced Saturday a total contribution of $1M to the California Fire Foundation, American National Red Cross, and

CVX-Brightmark JV, Brightmark RNG Holdings, delivers the first gas at 10 Midwest farms, reducing emissions and driving local economic growth.

Chevron and General Motors provide wildfire relief, TCA names a new Highway Angel, Kenworth truck generates donation, and the Trucking Cares Foundation announces 2024

As she travels her sprawling House district that stretches from the Rio Grande to the Arizona border, Gail Armstrong is equally at home talking about heifers and filibusters. The first woman to be elected as New Mexico House Republican leader in state history grew up on a ranch between Datil and Pie Town.

An Anne Arundel Circuit Court judge dismissed Annapolis and Anne Arundel County’s suits against energy industry giants in their pursuit of damages from the effects of climate change.

Big Oil begins reporting fourth-quarter results this week, and outlooks for the coming year should reflect the dissonance between Trump's oil and gas-maximizing agenda and investor expectations. The industry has pushed in recent years to drive down costs and increase production by using more efficient technology rather than drilling many new wells.