Obligations recorded from September 24, 2025 through September 23, 2026. Obligations are promises by the federal government to spend money, not necessarily cash already paid.

As of

September 23, 2026

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About This Organization

A multinational energy company supplying petroleum products and participating in federal energy programs.

Editorial context

Why It Is Included

Included because this organization appears in federal spending records and is part of The Paper Trail Project's public-interest research directory.

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Why you may have heard of it

Known as one of the world's largest oil and gas companies.

Direct public money received

Public Money Profile

Federal obligations are shown by award type and kept separate from tax incentives or workforce public-benefit research. These categories should not be added into a generic “subsidy” figure.

Federal contracts

$317.6M

Federal grants

Direct payments

Federal loans

Other assistance

Workforce public-benefit research

No published source-backed estimate linked unless shown elsewhere on this profile.

Tax incentives and subsidies

Not included without attributable official records.

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Spending Over Time

Federal fiscal years

Prime-award transaction obligations attributed to this USAspending recipient. Negative totals can reflect deobligations or corrections.

FY2017

FY2018

FY2019

FY2020

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

$69.2M

FY2024

$231M

FY2025

$317.6M

FY2026To date

The current fiscal year is partial and will change as USAspending publishes additional transactions.

Federal data

Who funds Chevron?

The federal agencies and offices responsible for the organization’s recorded obligations.

1Department of Defense$317,612,040100.0% of total 2Department of Agriculture$00.0% of total

ConnectedLast refreshed September 23, 2026

Prime-award transaction obligations from 2025-09-24 through 2026-09-23, grouped by top-tier awarding agency.

Federal data

What Federal Agencies Bought or Funded From Chevron

USAspending classifies federal obligations using product and service codes for contracts and assistance-listing categories for grants and other assistance. These records describe federal awards to the organization—not the organization’s own operating expenses.

Products and services

LIQUID PROPELLANTS AND FUELS, PETROLEUM BASE

PSC 9130

$316,465,89699.6% of total

OPERATION OF FUEL SUPPLY FACILITIES

PSC M1NA

$1,146,1440.4% of total

Prime-award transaction obligations from 2025-09-24 through 2026-09-23. Categories can be broad and reflect federal coding, not Paper Trail editorial conclusions. View USAspending source ↗

Corporate structure

What does Chevron control?

Business segments, subsidiaries, joint ventures, and acquired companies connected to the parent organization.

Legal-subsidiary lists are drawn from reviewed SEC Exhibit 21 filings. Companies may omit subsidiaries that are not considered significant under SEC reporting rules, so these lists are not necessarily exhaustive.

Legal subsidiaries35

Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited

Bermuda

Chevron

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About This Organization

Why It Is Included

Why you may have heard of it

Public Money Profile

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Spending Over Time

Who funds Chevron?

What Federal Agencies Bought or Funded From Chevron

Products and services

What does Chevron control?

Important Documents

Chevron Exhibit 21 — Subsidiaries ↗

Sources

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Chevron Exhibit 21 — Subsidiaries