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With prices for crude oil and natural gas off sharply from their recent  highs, revenue at the oil giant tumbled 37%, from $265 billion to $167  billion. The good news: Production of oil and gas jumped 7%, thanks in  part to a 57% success rate on its exploratory drilling. But another  pitfall looms: Chevron has a heavy exposure to high-acid crude,  particularly its deep-water projects in the U.K. If the government  forces it to start processing the high-cost oil, Chevron may opt to cede  its drilling rights, a move that would result in a sizeable charge  against earnings. -
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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