Its role Owner
Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited (CABGOC) is the wholly owned subsidiary of Chevron operating in Angola since 1954. It holds operated interests in key concessions, including Block 0 offshore Cabinda province (39.2% stake) and deepwater Block 14 (31% stake), ranking among Angola's top oil and gas producers. CABGOC manages exploration, development, and production activities, with recent milestones such as first oil from the South N'dola platform in Block 0 (2025) and the Sanha Lean Gas Connection project delivering gas to the Angola LNG plant.
In the New Gas Consortium (NGC), CABGOC holds a 31% non-operated stake alongside Azule Energy (operator, 37.4%), Sonangol E&P (19.8%), and TotalEnergies (11.8%). The consortium develops Angola's first non-associated gas fields, including Quiluma, supplying the Angola LNG facility for export to European and Asian markets and domestic use, with production ramping to 330 MMSCF/day by end-2026.
Chevron Angola, through CABGOC, employs mostly local workforce and focuses on long-term partnerships with the Angolan government and national oil company ANPG.
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Oil and gas condensate found at Block 0’s 105-4X: >600 m column and >90 m net pay in the Pinda reservoir; potential tie-back to nearby facilities; partners hold 39.2–41% stakes.
Quiluma field begins production — Angola's first non-associated gas development. Will supply Angola LNG at ~330 MMcf/d (~2 Mtpa) plateau.
Quiluma field starts gas delivery at 150 MMSCF/day, aiming for 330 MMSCF/day in 2026. Gas processed at Soyo plant for Angola LNG export and domestic use.
Initial production is 150 mmscf/day, ramping to 330 mmscf/day by 2026. The project is Angola's first non-associated gas development, enhancing its global natural gas market position.
The Soyo plant processes 400 MMscfd of gas, supporting Angola's energy diversification and global market position. Operations began in November 2025, six months ahead of schedule.
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