CHEVRON OFFSHORE (THAILAND) LTD.

Chevron Offshore (Thailand) Ltd. is a subsidiary of Chevron Corporation, one of the world's leading integrated energy companies. Chevron, headquartered in San Ramon, California, is globally recognized for its operations in oil and gas exploration, production, refining, and marketing. Chevron has a significant presence in Southeast Asia, including Thailand, where it engages in various activities related to the energy sector.

The company is involved in offshore oil and gas exploration and production within Thailand's territorial waters. Its operations contribute substantially to the country's energy supply, providing resources essential for domestic consumption and economic development. Chevron's activities in Thailand include:

Exploration: Conducting seismic surveys and exploratory drilling to identify potential hydrocarbon reserves.

Production: Extracting oil and natural gas from offshore fields and processing these resources to meet market demands.

Technology: Utilizing advanced technologies for enhanced oil recovery, safety, and environmental protection.

Partnerships: Collaborating with the Thai government, local companies, and communities to support sustainable development and contribute to the local economy.

Environmental Stewardship: Implementing measures to minimize the environmental impact of its operations and ensure sustainable practices.

Social Responsibility: Investing in community development programs, including education, health, and economic empowerment initiatives, to improve the quality of life in local communities.

Chevron Offshore (Thailand) Ltd. holds a significant place in Thailand's energy landscape, reflecting Chevron's broader commitment to meeting the world's growing energy needs responsibly and efficiently. This engagement exemplifies Chevron's strategic focus on developing resources safely and sustainably while contributing to economic growth and energy security in the regions where it operates.

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BENCHAMAS EXPLORER

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TANTAWAN FPSO

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BEWS

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