energy transition advancing a lower carbon future
Gorgon, one of the world’s largest integrated carbon capture and storage projects
We believe the future of energy will be lower carbon, and we intend to be a leader today and in that future. We will accomplish our energy transition goals with our strong governance, risk management, business strategy, and climate policy principles coupled with actions and investments.
$10B
lower carbon capital allocation between now and 2028
We have increased our lower carbon capital investments and ambitions to progress our energy transition goals. We expect our lower carbon capital to more than triple versus prior guidance.
Dr. Ronald Sugar
Lead Director, Chevron Board of Directors
governance framework
Our climate-related governance is designed to manage climate change–related risks and energy transition opportunities. Board oversight, executive management, and organizational capability are foundational elements to our reliable and disciplined approach.
risk management
Chevron employs long-standing risk management processes for identifying, assessing and managing the risks to our business, including risks related to climate change.
strategy
Our strategic and business planning processes guide our actions to deliver higher returns and lower carbon.
portfolio carbon intensity
We utilize a portfolio carbon intensity (PCI) metric that represents the carbon intensity across the full value chain associated with bringing products to market, including from the use of sold products, a type of Scope 3 emissions.
climate policy
Chevron supports the Paris Agreement and is committed to helping to address climate change while continuing to deliver energy that supports society. Climate policy should achieve emissions reductions as efficiently and effectively as possible, at the least cost to economies.
actions and investments
Our approach to advancing a lower carbon future focuses on actions and investments in two core action areas: lower the carbon intensity of our operations and grow lower carbon businesses. We expect our lower carbon capital to more than triple versus prior guidance to over $10 billion between now and 2028 to progress our energy transition goals.
