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SAFELY WEATHERING
STORMS AT SEA
“ The hurricanes in the U.S. Gulf
of Mexico caused very little
environmental damage offshore,
despite severe damage to rigs
and platforms. That’s because of
advanced technology that can
shut off subsea wells remotely
in the event of an emergency.”
HENRY MOUTON
Supervisor, Supervisory Control and
Data Acquisition, Gulf of Mexico Business Unit
Lafayette, Louisiana Jakarta, Indonesia
PROVIDING THE
POWER OF EDUCATION
“ We are delivering the power of
education to Venezuelans who
need it most — disadvantaged
students seeking hope and
opportunity.”
MARGARITA ARANGO
Manager, Policy, Government and Public Affairs
Latin America Upstream
Caracas, Venezuela
FIELDS OF THE FUTURE
“ By applying advances in technol-
ogy, data interpretation and heat
management, we are turning our
older heavy oil fi elds into the fi elds
of the future — fi elds that are more
modern, more effi cient and have a
longer producing life.”
GARY PIRON
Manager, Kern River Area
Bakersfield, California
“ Chevron helped our schools use energy much more
effi ciently. The company’s recommendations have led
to a better learning environment for our students and
saved us $420,000 a year in energy bills — money we’re
putting back into education in the classroom.”
DR. EDWIN SPONSELLER
Superintendent, Chambersburg Area School District
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
THE VALUE OF
CONSERVATION
CAPTURING RENEWABLE
ENERGY SOURCES
“ In Indonesia, we are expanding
a geothermal power project that
not only will provide additional
electrical power but also will
help Indonesia avoid more than
400,000 tons per year of car-
bon dioxide emissions.”
REX SOEPARJADI
Manager, Salak Geothermal