Chevron Corporation ’s CVX recent achievement of first oil from the Anchor facility in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM) represents a significant milestone in deepwater oil production. The Anchor project ...

Chevron's (CVX) development will have seven subsea tied to the Anchor floating production platform; the subsea field is estimated to hold as much as 440M barrels of recoverable oil and gas.

Chevron has reached first oil and gas at the Anchor project in the Gulf of Mexico, billing the deepwater Green Canyon development as a “breakthrough” in production from high-pressure ...

Anchor field is the first deepwater HPHT development with equipment able to withstand pressures of 20,000 psi (20K).

Chevron starts production at Anchor project in deepwater Gulf of Mexico, featuring high-pressure technology and all-electric facility with estimated 440 million barrels of recoverable oil.

"The Anchor project represents a breakthrough for the energy industry," said Nigel Hearne, executive vice president, Chevron Oil, Products & Gas. "Application of this industry-first deepwater ...

Chevron's (CVX) success with Anchor not only positions it as a leader in deepwater production but also sets a benchmark for future high-pressure offshore projects.

Chevron starts production at Anchor with industry-first deepwater technology in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

Chevron achieves technological breakthrough in producing first oil from Anchor project in deepwater Gulf of Mexico under extreme subsea pressures of as much as 20K psi.