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StocksUpdated•Originally published 14 April 2026•Updated 16 April 2026•

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Chevron Approves $690M Aseng Gas Project to Boost LNG Supply

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Key Facts

1Chevron approved a $690 million investment in the Aseng gas project to boost LNG supply.

2The project aims to extend Equatorial Guinea’s export life using a cost-efficient offshore tie-back design.

Chevron (CVX) has officially approved a $690 million investment for the Aseng gas project in Equatorial Guinea to bolster its LNG supply capabilities. In a significant strategic expansion, the company also strengthened its presence in Venezuela through a strategic asset swap with state-owned PDVSA. This agreement is designed to increase Chevron's exposure to heavy oil and unlock substantial growth potential within the Orinoco Belt. By balancing offshore gas developments in Africa with heavy oil operations in South America, Chevron is diversifying its global upstream portfolio. Analysts note that the move into Venezuela allows the company to capitalize on vast reserves while optimizing its existing infrastructure. These developments underscore Chevron's commitment to resource optimization and long-term energy security across multiple continents.

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What changed: Updated the story to include Chevron's expansion in Venezuela via an asset swap with PDVSA to boost heavy oil production.