Chevron Relocates Headquarters to Texas After 145 Years in California

The move highlights ongoing tensions between the oil giant and California's stringent environmental policies.

Chevron's departure marks the end of a 145-year history in California, where the company was founded.
The relocation is framed as a strategic decision to be closer to industry resources in Texas.
California officials attribute the move to the state's aggressive climate policies and regulatory environment.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott welcomes Chevron, calling Texas its 'true home' for energy companies.
The move is part of a broader trend of businesses leaving California due to high costs and regulatory challenges.