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After nearly 90 years in business, Oahu’s last Chevron gas station began its transition Wednesday into a Texaco station under its new mainland owners. Subscription access only: http://www.staradvertiser.com/2017/10/26/business/oahus-last-chevron-station-becoming-a-texaco/

Hawaii’s oil and natural gas industry has remained largely stable despite the state’s push toward 100 percent renewable energy by 2045 and falling fossil fuel demand. Subscription access only:  www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2017/08/07/hawaii-oil-and-gas-industry-stable-as-state.html    

Kapolei, Hawaii – Island Energy Services, LLC has put a portfolio of 12 convenience stores up for sale. On June 7, the company directed commercial real-estate firm CBRE Hawaii to proceed with a sale-leaseback program intended to monetize the underlying real-estate value of the 12 locations owned by IES Retail, LLC. Eight of the stations

It will be the company’s first new gas station since 2001. Subscription access only: www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2017/07/14/island-energy-to-open-new-texaco-station-in-west.html

Drivers may have noticed Hilo’s Chevron gas stations quietly converted to Texaco stations last week, part of a re-branding of Chevron stations statewide expected to continue through the year.  In November, Chevron USA sold its Hawaii refinery, distribution terminals and retail assets to Island Energy Services, a subsidiary of New York-based investment firm One Rock

As Hawaiʻi’s Chevron gas stations rebrand as Texaco, the fuel and services will remain the same, owners say.  Hawaiʻi consumers can be loyal shoppers, so it’s a risk when a company changes from a popular brand to a new one.  But Island Energy Services, LLC took the plunge, and its third-party research indicates customers will

The Hawaiʻi High School Athletic Association Chevron State Wrestling Tournament takes place this weekend, bringing in more than 400 athletes from 52 schools together to compete during the state’s largest state’s largest high school wrestling event. The 52nd annual state tournament begins Friday, Feb. 17, at the Neal S. Blaisdell Arena, with the preliminary round

As the sun sets on Chevron’s century in Hawaiʻi, a new day dawns with Island Energy Services taking over the Campbell Industrial refinery. Jon Mauer, former plant manager for Chevron Hawaiʻi, recently found himself at one of life’s crossroads. He had spent nearly three decades working for the energy giant and was slated to transfer

Chevron in Hawaii will soon be no more as Island Energy Services gets ready to take over. So what does this mean for its employees? Starting Nov. 1, Island Energy will acquire all of Chevron and its assets. Chevron has about 282 workers, all of which will be employed under Chevron until Nov. 1, and

Oil major Chevron said its hundreds of employees in Hawaii will soon have the option to move over to Island Energy when it takes over the company in the region. From November Island Energy will acquire all of Chevron and its assets in Hawaii. At the moment, Chevron has about 282 workers. According to reports,