Chevron’s reputation as a reliable operator—coupled with its strategically placed LNG hubs worldwide—has helped give its LNG business a leading edge, said Essner.
For 75 years, Chevron has partnered closely with Japan, particularly on LNG supply.
With the Chevron-operated Gorgon and Wheatstone projects in Australia, plus the company’s stake in the Northwest Shelf Project in the country, Chevron is among Japan’s largest LNG suppliers.
“This relationship with Japan helped build the investment support that enabled our large-scale projects like Gorgon and Wheatstone,” said Makiko Matsukizono, Chevron’s general manager for Japan in its LNG origination organization. “This is a testament to our commitment to powering progress and the global impact of our LNG business.”
Chevron also has significant natural gas holdings spanning the Asia Pacific, the Eastern Mediterranean, and West Africa. In the U.S., its holdings range from the Permian and DJ basins to Chevron’s expanding presence along the U.S. Gulf Coast. These holdings position Chevron to support the world’s evolving energy mix and energy security needs.