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Chevron is the fourth-largest private oil company in the world, with close ties to the US military–industrial complex and interests in controlling the vast oil and gas reserves in Russia.

Manchin appears open to renegotiating a climate and energy package from the ashes of the Build Back Better bill, and the key players in his orbit could offer some hints into what it’ll look like.

A campaign to repeat the success of activists last year at Exxon will face headwinds at Chevron.

RICHMOND, Calif.—Faced with corporate intransigence on key issues like pay, capped by a bosses’ walkout, Steelworkers Local 5 members at Chevron’s East Bay refinery in Richmond, Calif., were forced to strike on March 21.

Wall Street investors have been pressuring companies to keep shares high as consumers pay over $4 a gallon to fill up.

NICOSIA - Newly tightening relations between Israel and Turkey after the United States yanked support for the EastMed gas pipeline has Cypriot officials anxious that it could be cut out of the route for energy going to the European Union. With Russia's invasion of Ukraine revealing the dangers

Hearings are expected in both the House and Senate in the coming weeks, with oil executives asked to testify.

Democratic California Rep. Ro Khanna, a leader on climate, acknowledged Wednesday that the U.S. must increase domestic oil production in the "short term."

Climate change goals are important, but the Biden administration must recalibrate its focus in these perilous times.

(Bloomberg) -- No matter how high gasoline prices may seem in most U.S. states, California has them beat. It almost always does. The Golden State regularly endures the nation’s highest gasoline price.