energy transition

we believe the future of energy is lower carbon

We all have a stake in a reliable and affordable energy system and a lower carbon future. This belief drives Chevron’s lower carbon ambitions and the actions we take to advance them.

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our strategy

our strategy is clear

We’re leveraging our strengths to safely deliver lower carbon energy to a growing world.

We aim to lead in lower carbon intensity oil, products and natural gas, and advance new solutions to reduce carbon emissions of major industries.

our actions

lowering the carbon intensity of our oil, products and natural gas operations

We’re taking action to lower the carbon intensity of our operations, including methane, flaring and energy management.

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Chevron methane drone experts detect and measure methane emissions

advancing solutions with chevron new energies

We’re growing our capabilities in renewable fuels, carbon capture, and offsets, hydrogen and other emerging technologies.

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capturing and storing carbon emissions

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renewable fuels in transportation

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our goal is simple – keep methane in the pipe

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the energy transition needs solutions, scale and speed

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our outlook

affordable, reliable, ever-cleaner energy is essential to achieving a more prosperous world

The world’s energy demand in recent years is greater than at any time in human history. We’re working to meet demand today while we help build the energy system of tomorrow.

Infographic illustrating a forecast global population growth of an additional 2 billion people, from 8 billion people in 2022 to 10 billion people in 2050.

enabling human progress

As populations and incomes rise, urban areas expand and billions of people in less-developed countries seek a higher standard of living, the world’s energy needs continue to grow.

Whisker chart comparing 2022 energy demand to 2040 forecast range for selected energy sources. The average of 2040 scenarios energy demand compared to 2022 actual energy demand suggests an absolute decrease in oil, coal and gas and an absolute increase in wind & solar and other low carbon energies.

the future energy mix

While there are many potential paths to a lower carbon future, many energy experts agree that a mix of energy sources, including oil and gas, will be required to satisfy global energy demand under almost any future market scenario.

We’re at the center of one of the world’s greatest challenges: meeting the energy needs of a growing world and doing so in lower carbon ways.

Mike Wirth

Chairman and CEO, Chevron

our approach

a pragmatic conversation about energy

At Chevron, we believe the future of energy is lower carbon, and we support the global net zero ambitions of the Paris Agreement.

climate policy

Chevron supports well-designed climate policy. We believe that broad, market-based mechanisms are the most efficient approach to addressing GHG emissions reductions.

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portfolio carbon intensity

We utilize a portfolio carbon intensity (PCI) metric that encompasses the full value chain carbon intensity of the products we sell, including our own emissions, emissions from third parties, and emissions from customer use of our products.

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