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Natural Gas Growth: Chevron’s LNG Strategy for Japan & Beyond

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Chevron fuels Global Progress‍ with Expanding Natural Gas Portfolio

HOUSTON, TX – Chevron is ⁤solidifying its⁣ position as a ‍leading global energy provider, driven by the increasing demand for ​natural​ gas and its strategically positioned Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure. The company’s⁣ commitment to reliable operations⁢ and a diversified portfolio are key to meeting evolving energy ‌needs worldwide.

For 75 years, Chevron​ has maintained a ⁣strong partnership with Japan, especially in the realm of LNG supply. This long-standing relationship has been instrumental in supporting Chevron’s large-scale projects.

Chevron is ‍a major⁣ LNG supplier to Japan, leveraging its operations in Australia. ⁢The company operates the Gorgon and Wheatstone projects, and holds a stake in the Northwest Shelf Project – collectively making⁣ Chevron one of Japan’s largest providers of LNG.

“This relationship ‌with ⁤Japan helped build the investment support that​ enabled ⁣our large-scale projects like Gorgon and Wheatstone,” said Makiko Matsukizono. “This is a testament to our commitment to‌ powering ⁢progress and the global impact of our LNG business.”

Beyond Australia and Japan, Chevron boasts critically important natural gas holdings across a broad geographical spectrum. These include key positions in the Asia Pacific region, the Eastern Mediterranean, and West Africa. Within ⁣the United States, Chevron’s holdings span‌ the Permian and DJ basins, alongside ⁢a growing presence along the U.S.⁢ Gulf Coast.

This expansive portfolio positions Chevron to play a crucial⁣ role in​ supporting the world’s transition to a diverse⁣ energy mix and bolstering global energy‌ security. The company’s focus on natural gas underscores its commitment to providing ​reliable and cleaner energy solutions for the future.

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