Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Offshore

Oil Majors Expanding Offshore Operations in Myanmar

Chevron signed a production sharing contract in its 2.6 million acre A5 block offshore Myanmar Chevron Corp. (ticker: CVX) has signed a production sharing contract (PSC) with Myanma Oil & Gas Enterprise (MOGE) to explore oil and gas in the Rakhine Basin. CVX subsidiary Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co. Ltd. was granted exploration rights to the block, Block A5, in March

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Chevron Announces Gulf of Mexico Find

Chevron Corporation (ticker: CVX) has announced a “significant” oil discovery at the Anchor prospect in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The Anchor #2 Well, which is located in Green Canyon Block 807, was drilled to a total depth of 33,749 feet and encountered pay in multiple Inboard Lower Tertiary Wilcox Sands. The well is located approximately 140 miles from

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Chevron Cancels Shale Gas Deal in Ukraine

Chevron (ticker: CVX) has terminated its contract with Ukraine to extract shale gas in the western part of the country. The world’s third largest oil company by market cap spent more than a year to get the government to simplify taxation for development, reports local media. “We have just terminated that PSA (production sharing agreement),” said Peter Clark, Chevron’s country

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Chevron Announces First Oil from Offshore Project

Chevron Corporation (ticker: CVX) announced this week that crude oil and natural gas production has begun at the Jack and St. Malo offshore project in the Lower Tertiary trend, deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Jack/St. Malo was delivered on time and on budget, reports the company. Production from the first development stage is expected to ramp up over the next

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Supermajors Prepare for New Oil Frontier by Centralizing Budgets, Focus

Dozens, even hundreds of E&Ps and service providers in the oil and gas industry have recently announced intentions to dial back expenditures in 2015. Supermajors like Shell (NYSE: RDSB) and ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM), on the other hand, both pledged to reduce expenditures in analyst days in the spring of this year, when WTI  and Brent prices were resting comfortably in the $90 to