The Permian Basin is essential to U.S. energy security, economic growth and technological innovation. It’s estimated that the region has produced nearly 30 billion barrels of oil since the 1920s, supporting energy needs across the United States.
And for Scott Neal, getting the chance to work for Chevron in the region has been a career highlight.
“It’s a world-class basin that we’ve been exploring and developing for a long time,” said Neal, director of growth and portfolio for Chevron’s shale and tight business. “It’s very meaningful to see the impact of what we do and what it means to have such a strategic asset for the whole of the U.S.”