Chevron-页岩气-Chevron overview.pptxVIP

Chevron Update for Sinopec March 2010 Beijing, China G.M. Flaherty General Manager Exploration and New Ventures 2 ChevronA World-Class Global Energy Company 180 countries 56,000 employees 11 billion BOE net proved oil and gas reserves 2.7 million BOE daily net production 7 GW power generation capacity 20 Refineries 3 Retail Brands 25,800 retail outlets Exploration Production Refining Chemicals Chevron No operations 2008 Accomplishments Sustaining World-Class Safety 3 ? 2009 Chevron Corporation Total Days Away From Work Rate 2003 - 2008 .10 - 0 - .05 - .15 - 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2003 4 Worldwide Major Upstream Operations Largest producer of oil and gas in Kazakhstan Largest producer of oil in Angola; 3rd largest of oil and gas in Nigeria Largest producer of oil in Indonesia Largest producer of oil and gas in U.S. Gulf of Mexico Shelf Largest producer of oil in U.S. San Joaquin Valley 5 What Differentiates Chevron? Commitment to be a partner creating value with our strength in technical and operational excellence Global exploration capability with excellent discovery and commercialization record Proven ability to successfully launch large complex development projects Global experiences of operating in challenging environments – operate over 4MMBOED of gross production Gas full-value chain technologies (LNG, GTL) and access to U.S. LNG markets Global deployment of our breadth and depth of technology Commitment to development of human capital (emphasis on training and development of international workforce) 6 Year-End Mean Resource Estimates 2004 2003 2002 2005 2006 2007 2008 Key Resource Additions Cumulative Resources Added From Exploration 8.5 45 6 ? 2009 Chevron Corporation % Average Exploration Success Rate BBOEResource Adds Consistent Exploration Success2002 - 2008 Lowest Exploration Finding Costs ? 2010 Chevron Chevron Confidential 7 1.88 2.09 2.48 2.72 2.81 3.09 0.00 - 0.50 - 1.00 - 1.50 - 2.00 - 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 - Source: Wood Mackenzie, Decem