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Producing More Oil With Solar Power

Producing More Oil With Solar Power

Nurturing Innovative Startups

Nurturing Innovative Startups

Using Seismic Technology to Find Oil and Natural Gas

Seismic Imaging: How It Works

Securing Power at a County Jail

Securing Power at a County Jail

Using Steamflooding to Produce More Oil

Using Steam to Produce More Oil

Taking Pride in Reliable Refineries

Taking Pride in Reliable Refineries

Producing Solar Power at a Mine

Producing Solar Power at a Mine

Producing Oil in Angola

Producing Oil in Angola

Assisting Energy Entrepreneurs

Assisting Energy Entrepreneurs

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG): How It Works

Liquefied Natural Gas: How It Works

Producing Natural Gas From Shale

Producing Natural Gas From Shale

See Our Expansion in Kazakhstan

See Our Expansion in Kazakhstan

Deepwater Oil Drilling: How It Works

Deepwater Drilling: How It Works

Producing Renewable Energy – Geothermal Energy

Producing Geothermal Energy

Supporting Energy Entrepreneurs

Supporting Energy Entrepreneurs

Producing Oil in the Gulf of Mexico

Producing Oil in the Gulf of Mexico

Saving by Going Solar

Saving by Going Solar

Producing Energy & Water with Steamflooding

Producing Energy and Oranges

Testing Alternative Energy in Qatar

Testing Alternative Energy in Qatar

Expanding Tech Boundaries

Expanding Tech Boundaries

Encouraging Clean Technology

Encouraging Clean Technology

Building Technical Skills in Nigeria

Building Technical Skills in Nigeria

Putting Innovation to Work

Putting Innovation to Work

Supporting Energy Innovation

Supporting Energy Innovation

Agbami Floating Production Storage & Offloading (FPSO) Vessel

Building the Giant Agbami Vessel

Human Energy Stories

Finding newer, smarter, cleaner ways to power the world begins with the one energy source we have in abundant supply: the power of Human Energy.

Producing More Oil With Solar Power

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Producing More Oil With Solar Power

Sunlight, 7,600 mirrors and lots of ingenuity are helping improve production at one of America's oldest oil fields. Chevron's test project uses solar energy to produce the steam that coaxes oil from the Coalinga Field.

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