Chevron ENGINE: Pioneering Engineering and Innovation Hub in India

Chevron is establishing a $1-billion engineering and innovation center in Bengaluru, India, its largest outside the US. The ENGINE hub will leverage India's engineering talent for advanced projects, like digital twins and AI-driven solutions. It's slated to employ 600 by 2025, enhancing Chevron's global operations.

In a significant move, energy giant Chevron is investing $1 billion to launch an engineering and innovation center in Bengaluru, India, marking its largest such facility outside the United States. The Chevron Engineering and Innovation Excellence Center (ENGINE) aims to harness India's abundant engineering talent to support Chevron's global operations.

The center, known as ENGINE, is set to employ 600 staff by 2025 and will focus on advanced technologies, including digital twins, AI, and robotics. This will support high-pressure, high-temperature deepwater projects and carbon sequestration efforts, aligning with India's vision for affordable, reliable energy.

The recruitment drive is targeting diverse engineering disciplines, bolstering Chevron's capability to deliver cleaner energy solutions worldwide. With innovative solutions and real-time analytics, ENGINE is poised to transform Chevron's approach to energy production and exploration, enhancing global supply reliability.

(With inputs from agencies.)