Chevron has always put people at the center of the energy conversation. Because we understand that the well-being of people everywhere depends on energy. Energy that is affordable, reliable and ever-cleaner.

 



    Our History

1911

Leading The Way

1926

Spirit Of Standard

1946

In War and Peace

1979

A New Identity

2001

A New Blueprint

2002

The End Of Easy Oil

    Company in Numbers

Number of Fields

39

Revenue

14,650 cr

Total asset value

237.4 billion

Production volume

3.06 million

No. of employees

44,679

    Key People

Paul R. Antebi
Vice President and General Tax Counsel

Ronald D. Sugar
Lead Director Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Northrop Grumman Corporation

Mary A. Francis
Corporate Secretary and Chief Governance Officer

Rhonda J. Morris
Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer

Mike Wirth
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer

    Corporate Social responsibility

 

We keep our people, our partners and the environment safe. We are committed to working the right and responsible way. Our quantitative environmental, safety and social performance. Chevron uses biodiversity monitoring to identify and manage the potential impacts of our operations on sensitive biological resources.

    Work Culture

 

cultureour employees put values into action. We're a global team united by a shared set of values, called The Chevron Way. From our volunteering initiatives to our commitment to diversity and inclusion, you'll see that our values are so much more than words on a screen – they're our way of life.

    Safety Culture

We pursue innovations that improve our environmental performance across our operations. This commitment to sustainability is built into the way we manage our work. Our Operational Excellence Management System establishes standards and objectives that extend from the corporate level to local management, allowing our businesses to focus on the localized risks and potential environmental issues at specific operating locations.

 

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