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Aunt Edna is hearing a lot about “zero-emission” cars lately and wants to know why many people still choose to drive gasoline-fueled cars. She also asks you about Chevron’s take on these vehicles and their impact on reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Here’s how you can explain EVs.
The Pennsylvania governor’s race will heat up between now and November, and one of the candidates keeps talking about a severance tax. Aunt Edna asks you, “why don’t natural gas operators pay their fair share?” Here’s how to set the record straight.
Prices at the pump are inching up, and Aunt Edna wants to know – “What goes into the cost of a gallon of fuel?”
Let’s start with this common question… are all gasolines the same? Chevron and Texaco gasolines contain Techron, an additive technology developed at our Richmond Technology Center.
How does Chevron uses water in its own operations? Does Chevron do anything to reduce water use?
How does the oil and natural gas industry prepares for and recover from natural disasters?
Why is natural gas good for the environment? Why is natural gas good for the economy?
Where does the natural gas we use come from? How does natural gas get to consumers?
Aunt Edna may be hearing a lot about regulations these days and wondering what this means for the oil and natural gas industry. Do recent actions at the federal level to reassess regulations and regulatory agencies signal the end of oversight for oil and natural gas activities?