Chevron's Cabinda joint venture is spending $2.3 billion over five years to reduce flaring, the burning of natural gas from oil fields, and instead utilize the gas, a top company official said this month.
The disclosure comes as foreign oil companies are increasingly investing to monetize the gas that used to burn in their African fields, driven by higher gas prices and environmentalists' demands.
Dec 31 · 11:32:00 AM · Source: The Wall Street Journal
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