- Chevron celebrates 60 years as a key energy investor in Nigeria.
- The company advances gas development, innovation, and sustainable operations.
Chevron has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria’s energy future. It remains one of the nation’s largest oil and gas producers. The company’s long-standing partnership reflects consistent investment and lasting contributions to sustainable growth.
During an official visit by Udobong Ntia, Executive Vice President, Upstream, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Segun Kuteyi, Chevron’s Director of Operations and Chief Operating Officer, restated the firm’s dedication to Nigeria’s energy progress. He said Chevron’s work spans exploration, production, gas development, and deepwater projects such as the Agbami Field, one of Nigeria’s most significant discoveries.
Kuteyi described “the Chevron Way” as the core of the company’s culture. It promotes affordable, reliable, and ever-cleaner energy and drives innovation, transparency, and accountability. According to him, Chevron aims to power industries, empower communities, and support national development.
During the visit, the company shared an overview of its operations. The briefing covered onshore and offshore assets, the Escravos Gas Plant (EGP), and the Escravos Gas-to-Liquids (EGTL) facility, one of only five worldwide. These assets highlight Chevron’s vital role in Nigeria’s oil and gas value chain.
The session also reviewed Chevron’s achievements, business plans, and production targets. Discussions focused on asset management, cost control, and technology use. Chevron showcased its deployment of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for asset monitoring and environmental safety.
Ntia praised the company for its transparency and collaboration with host communities. He noted that such partnerships build social trust in areas where other operators have faced challenges. He also encouraged Chevron to deepen cooperation with stakeholders to boost production and strengthen energy security.
Ntia concluded that Chevron’s commitment to Nigeria’s energy future sets a model for global energy companies striving to balance profit with sustainability.