Chevron

“While some exploration efforts, such as Chevron's Kapana-1X well, did not yield commercial hydrocarbons, the data collected has contributed to a better understanding of Namibia's offshore geology and future exploration potential.”

“Energy major Chevron confirmed that the company will drill the Nabba-1X exploration well in late 2026, marking a key step in its expanding Namibian portfolio and reinforcing confidence in the basin's long-term deepwater potential.”

“Chevron and Rhino Resources have both confirmed further drilling projects for this year, however, none of the oil majors at the Namibia International Energy Conference hinted at a final investment decision.”

“Giordano said, "Namibia has the potential to become a promising oil and gas producer – with international energy leaders like Chevron and Shell actively appraising significant offshore discoveries, supported by US oilfield service companies such as Baker Hughes, Halliburton and SLB".”

“The ambassador listed American companies already operating in Namibia, including oil majors Chevron and ExxonMobil and oil field service companies Baker Hughes, Halliburton and SLB.”

“Chevron has appointed Mwanyengwa Shapwanale as deputy country manager and local content manager for its Namibia operations.”

“Her appointment follows Chevron's decision in August last year to name Beatrice Bienvenu as country manager for Namibia and West Africa, with the responsibility of overseeing the company's exploration activities across the region.”

“Chevron has appointed Mwanyengwa 'Ndapewoshali' Shapwanale as deputy country manager and local content manager for its Namibia operations.”

“Chevron has appointed Emmanuelle Garinet as director of exploration for the Americas and Sub-Saharan Africa, bringing one of the upstream industry's most experienced exploration geophysicists into a strategic leadership role overseeing discovery efforts across two of the world's most important hydrocarbon regions.”

“Meanwhile, in West Africa, Chevron is expanding its deepwater presence in Nigeria after acquiring a 40% stake from TotalEnergies in offshore licenses PPL 2000 and PPL 2001.”