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Chevron has sent a delegation to Azerbaijan to explore potential opportunities and strengthen its partnerships within the region.

Chevron has sent a delegation to Azerbaijan to explore potential opportunities and strengthen its partnerships within the region.
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Chevron has sent a delegation to Azerbaijan to explore potential opportunities and strengthen its partnerships within the region.

A delegation from Chevron, headed by Derek Magness, the executive director of the Kazakhstan-based Eurasia Division, recently visited Azerbaijan to explore alternatives to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC). This visit highlights Chevron’s strategic interest in diversifying its transportation options in the region. During their trip, the delegation toured the Sangachal Terminal, one of the key facilities for oil and gas operations in Azerbaijan. The terminal plays a crucial role in the transportation and export of hydrocarbons from the Caspian Sea. The visit included discussions with representatives from SOCAR Midstream, the subsidiary of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic, which manages the country’s oil and gas infrastructure. The delegation’s focus on seeking alternatives to the CPC reflects the evolving landscape of energy transportation in the region and Chevron’s commitment to finding efficient and reliable solutions. This engagement underscores the importance of collaboration between Chevron and local partners, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and ensure the continued growth of energy production and export in Azerbaijan.


25 Oct 24
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Maritime

Chevron has sent a delegation to Azerbaijan to explore potential opportunities and strengthen its partnerships within the region.

A delegation from Chevron, headed by Derek Magness, the executive director of the Kazakhstan-based Eurasia Division, recently visited Azerbaijan to explore alternatives to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC). This visit highlights Chevron’s strategic interest in diversifying its transportation options in the region. During their trip, the delegation toured the Sangachal Terminal, one of the key facilities for oil and gas operations in Azerbaijan. The terminal plays a crucial role in the transportation and export of hydrocarbons from the Caspian Sea. The visit included discussions with representatives from SOCAR Midstream, the subsidiary of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic, which manages the country’s oil and gas infrastructure. The delegation’s focus on seeking alternatives to the CPC reflects the evolving landscape of energy transportation in the region and Chevron’s commitment to finding efficient and reliable solutions. This engagement underscores the importance of collaboration between Chevron and local partners, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and ensure the continued growth of energy production and export in Azerbaijan.


25 Oct 24
blog image
Maritime

Chevron has sent a delegation to Azerbaijan to explore potential opportunities and strengthen its partnerships within the region.

A delegation from Chevron, headed by Derek Magness, the executive director of the Kazakhstan-based Eurasia Division, recently visited Azerbaijan to explore alternatives to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC). This visit highlights Chevron’s strategic interest in diversifying its transportation options in the region. During their trip, the delegation toured the Sangachal Terminal, one of the key facilities for oil and gas operations in Azerbaijan. The terminal plays a crucial role in the transportation and export of hydrocarbons from the Caspian Sea. The visit included discussions with representatives from SOCAR Midstream, the subsidiary of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic, which manages the country’s oil and gas infrastructure. The delegation’s focus on seeking alternatives to the CPC reflects the evolving landscape of energy transportation in the region and Chevron’s commitment to finding efficient and reliable solutions. This engagement underscores the importance of collaboration between Chevron and local partners, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and ensure the continued growth of energy production and export in Azerbaijan.


25 Oct 24