What did Chevron discover in Block 0 offshore Angola, and how significant is the find according to the company?

Chevron discovered oil and gas condensate at an exploration well in Block 0 offshore Angola, encountering an oil and gas condensate column exceeding 600 meters in the Pinda reservoir, including more than 90 meters of net pay in what it described as high-quality rock.

Who are the partners in Block 0, and what are their respective working interests?

Block 0 is operated by Chevron subsidiary Cabinda Gulf Oil, which holds a 39.2% working interest; Sonangol E&P holds 41%; TotalEnergies holds 10%; and Azule Energy holds 9.8%.

Chevron finds oil, gas condensate offshore Angola

Aug 17, 2026

Chevron discovered oil and gas condensate offshore Angola in Block 0, with a reservoir column exceeding 600 meters. This discovery supports the company's strategy to expand production in sub-Saharan Africa through infrastructure-led exploration.

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