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At December 31 Year ended December 31
Gross Investment at Cost Net Investment2 Additions at Cost3 Depreciation Expense4,5
2003 2002 2003 2002 2003 2002 2003 2002
United States $ 34,798 $ 39,986 $ 9,953 $ 10,457 $ 1,776 $ 1,658 $ 1,815 $ 1,806
International 37,402 36,382 20,572 18,908 3,246 3,343 2,227 2,132
Total Exploration
and Production 72,200 76,368 30,525 29,365 5,022 5,001 4,042 3,938
United States 12,959 13,423 5,881 6,296 389 671 493 570
International 11,174 11,194 5,944 6,310 388 411 655 530
Total Refining, Marketing
and Transportation 24,133 24,617 11,825 12,606 777 1,082 1,148 1,100
United States 613 614 303 317 12 16 21 21
International 719 731 404 420 24 37 38 21
Total Chemicals 1,332 1,345 707 737 36 53 59 42
United States 2,772 2,783 1,393 1,334 169 230 109 149
International 119 118 88 113 8 55 26 2
Total All Other 2,891 2,901 1,481 1,447 177 285 135 151
Total United States 51,142 56,806 17,530 18,404 2,346 2,575 2,438 2,546
Total International 49,414 48,425 27,008 25,751 3,666 3,846 2,946 2,685
Total $ 100,556 $ 105,231 $ 44,538 $ 44,155 $ 6,012 $ 6,421 $ 5,384 $ 5,231
1 Refer to Note 25 on page 77 for a discussion of the effect on 2003 PP&E balances and depreciation expenses related to the adoption of FAS 143, “Accounting for Asset Retirement
Obligations.”
2 Net of accumulated abandonment and restoration costs of $2,263 at December 31, 2002.
3 Net of dry hole expense related to prior years’ expenditures of $58, $124 and $36 in 2004, 2003 and 2002, respectively.
4 Depreciation expense includes accretion expense of $93 and $132 in 2004 and 2003, respectively.
5 Depreciation expense includes discontinued operations of $22, $58 and $62 in 2004, 2003 and 2002, respectively.
6 Primarily coal, real estate assets and management information systems.
ofownershipareassumedbythecounterparties.Atissuewith
theSECiswhethertheindustry’saccountingforbuy/sellcon-
tractsinsteadshouldbeshownnetontheincomestatementand
accountedforundertheprovisionsofAccountingPrinciples
Board(APB)OpinionNo.29,“AccountingforNonmonetary
Transactions”(APB29).
ThetopicisunderdeliberationbytheEmergingIssuesTask
Force(EITF)oftheFASBasIssueNo.04-13,“AccountingforPur-
chasesandSalesofInventorywiththeSameCounterparty.”TheEITF
firstdiscussedthisissueinNovember2004.Additionalresearchis
beingperformedbytheFASBstaff,andthetopicwillbediscussed
againatafutureEITFmeeting.Whilethisissueisunderdelibera-
tion,theSECstaffdirectedChevronTexacoandothercompaniesin
itsJanuaryandFebruary2005commentletterstodiscloseonthe
faceoftheincomestatementtheamountsassociatedwithbuy/sell
contractsandtodiscussinafootnotetothefinancialstatements
thebasisfortheunderlyingaccounting.
Withregardtothelatter,thecompany’saccountingtreat-
mentforbuy/sellcontractsisbasedontheviewthatsuch
transactionsaremonetaryinnature.Monetarytransactionsare
outsidethescopeofAPB29.Thecompanybelievesitsaccounting
isalsosupportedbytheindicatorsofgrossreportingofpurchases
andsalesinparagraph3ofEITFIssueNo.99-19,“Reporting
RevenueGrossasaPrincipalversusNetasanAgent.”Addition-
ally,FASBInterpretationNo.39,“OffsettingofAmountsRelated
toCertainContracts”(FIN39),prohibitsareceivablefrombeing
nettedagainstapayablewhenthereceivableissubjecttocredit
riskunlessarightofoffsetexiststhatisenforceablebylaw.The
InJanuaryandFebruary2005,theSECissuedcommentlettersto
ChevronTexacoandothercompaniesintheoilandgasindustry
requestingdisclosureofinformationrelatedtotheaccountingfor
buy/sellcontracts.Underabuy/sellcontract,acompanyagrees
tobuyaspecificquantityandqualityofacommoditytobedeliv-
eredataspecificlocationwhilesimultaneouslyagreeingtosell
aspecifiedquantityandqualityofacommodityatadifferent
locationtothesamecounterparty.Physicaldeliveryoccursfor
eachsideofthetransaction,andtheriskandrewardofowner-
shipareevidencedbytitletransfer,assumptionofenvironmental
risk,transportationscheduling,creditrisk,andriskofnonper-
formancebythecounterparty.Bothpartiessettleeachsideofthe
buy/sellthroughseparateinvoicing.
Thecompanyroutinelyhasbuy/sellcontracts,primarilyin
theUnitedStatesdownstreambusiness,associatedwithcrude
oilandrefinedproducts.Forcrudeoil,thesecontractsareused
tofacilitatethecompany’scrudeoilmarketingactivity,which
includesthepurchaseandsaleofcrudeoilproduction,fulfill-
mentofthecompany’ssupplyarrangementsastophysicaldelivery
locationandcrudeoilspecifications,andpurchaseofcrudeoil
tosupplythecompany’srefiningsystem.Forrefinedproducts,
buy/sellarrangementsareusedtohelpfulfillthecompany’ssupply
agreementstocustomerlocationsandspecifications.
Thecompanyaccountsforbuy/selltransactionsinthe
ConsolidatedStatementofIncomethesameasanyothermon-
etarytransactionforwhichtitlepasses,andtheriskandreward