Meeting the world's energy needs—today and tomorrow—is an issue that concerns all of us. Only by working together and sharing ideas can we meet the challenges we face. willyoujoinus.com is your chance to take action, make a difference, interact with thought leaders, and contribute to the solutions. Register to join us today.

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Every day the demand for energy becomes greater, and every day it becomes harder to find. What we all do next will determine how well we meet the energy needs of the entire world now – and in the future. At Chevron, we believe that innovation, collaboration and conservation are the cornerstones on which to build that future. But we can’t do it alone. Corporations, governments and every citizen of this planet must be part of the solution as surely as they are part of the problem.

This website hopes to close the gaps between our diverse philosophies and open the minds of us all to take action, make a difference, see a different point of view and come to a common understanding so we can all be a part of solving today’s most challenging energy issues.

Chevron is a major consumer of energy throughout our operations and we continuously try to improve our business performance by using less energy. We also have a duty to encourage sound energy policies. There are increasing concerns about whether future energy supplies can keep pace with rising global demand. One of the largest, cheapest and most reliable forms of "new" energy is greater energy efficiency. That’s why Chevron actively promotes greater energy savings and conservation as steps toward energy security. As the world responds to concerns about climate change, greater efficiency and expanded conservation will also be critical parts of any comprehensive approach to manage carbon emissions.

The counter is based on the daily consumption of oil (86.4 million barrels per day) and gas (50 million barrels of oil equivalent per day) in the world. The total of 136.5 million barrels of oil equivalent per day works out to 1,579 barrels of oil equivalent per second.

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The Energy Generator is an interactive feature that highlights the concept of "energy saved is energy found". We all have a responsibility to help alleviate the ever increasing demand for energy. By using less energy in certain aspects of our lives, we can save otherwise "wasted" energy — to do more and to make a difference. To learn more visit the Energy Generator.

The Energy Generator is based on real data regarding average fuel and electricity consumption. The data is derived from such sources as the Energy Information Association (EIA), ENERGY STAR, U.S. Department of Energy, the Alliance to Save Energy and more.

In order to use the Energy Generator, you need to have the latest version of Flash installed on your computer to use each of them. Download the latest Flash player.

The MPG Optimizer is an interactive feature that helps you find ways to make your car’s fuel go further. Follow these simple mileage tips to save gas. To learn more visit the MPG Optimizer.

The MPG Optimizer is based on real data regarding average fuel consumption. The data is derived from such sources FuelEconomy.gov, U.S. Department of Energy, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

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Presented by Chevron and developed by The Economist Group, Energyville is an engaging interactive feature that highlights the challenges involved in managing the supply, demand and distribution of various energy sources. To learn more, visit Energyville.

Energyville is based on real data regarding energy consumption and demand, as well as historical events. The data is sourced by The Economist Group. To learn more, visit Energyville.

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With the demand for energy increasing around the world, Chevron recognizes the need to use energy efficiently across the entire company. Energy efficiency provides the easiest, cheapest and most reliable source of "new" energy available today. Chevron has increased the energy efficiency of its global operations by 27 percent since 1992. Learn more about Chevron’s position on energy conservation and efficiency.

We define Corporate Responsibility as consistently applying our values; integrating social, environmental and economic considerations into our core practices; and engaging with and balancing the needs of our key stakeholders. For more information, please read our Corporate Responsibility Report.

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