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Diversify
Energy Supplies
Long term, the world must develop energy in all its potential forms —
from crude oil and natural gas to renewable and unconventional sources
of energy. Chevron is working on all fronts. We are the world’s largest
producer of geothermal energy, with operations in Indonesia and the
Philippines. We also are forging alliances to develop affordable energy
from other renewable sources, including solar and fuel from nonfood
plant sources. In California’s San Joaquin Valley, we are powering some
of our oil eld operations from this solar facility located near Bakerseld.
We also are exploring safe, cost-effective technologies to develop new
supplies of unconventional energy from oil sands and oil shale.
Learn about our efforts in solar energy.
Chevron.com/Solar
Solar power facilities, Midway Sunset Field, San Joaquin Valley, California.