Following his keynote fireside chat at DUG Permian Basin + Eagle Ford, Steve Green, president of North American E&P at Chevron, continued the conversation with Hart Energy’s Editorial Director Len Vermillion.
In this video from the conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Green talks about the value of the Permian Basin to Chevron’s portfolio, M&A asset deals in the basin, Chevron’s game plan on methane mitigation and the future of the Permian Basin.
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