Nicole Champenoy recalls assessing the Permian Basin’s potential about a decade ago, when the oil and gas industry was facing a years-long challenge.

TCO achieved a milestone by converting its first metering station at Tengiz to low pressure and activating the associated Pressure Boost Facility (PBF).

As demand for natural gas continues to grow, liquefied natural gas (LNG) is set to play a key part in helping lead the world to a lower carbon future.

The collaboration will also explore the opportunity to develop suitable transboundary policies and the potential development of CO2 storage sites in other countries in the Asia Pacific region.

During plant walkabouts, the robots—each called Spot—collect and analyze data to help workers make faster and better decisions.

While this platform is being decommissioned, the Genesis spirit of progress lives on in the next generation of platforms, both in operation and under construction.

Earlier this year, Chevron participated in the first of three planned Permian engagements, when representatives from visiting countries arrived to study best practices.