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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. To view article, click here.
As Hawaiʻi’s Chevron gas stations rebrand as Texaco, the fuel and services will remain the same, owners say. To view article, click here.
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. To view article, click here.
As the sun sets on Chevron’s century in Hawaiʻi, a new day dawns with Island Energy Services taking over the Campbell Industrial refinery. To view article, click here.
Chevron in Hawaii will soon be no more as Island Energy Services gets ready to take over. To view article, click here.
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. To view article, click here.
New York–Island Energy Services LLC, a subsidiary of New York-based private-equity firm One Rock Capital Partners, has agreed to buy Chevron U.S.A.’s operations in Hawaii. To view article, click here.
Chevron has agreed to sell its Hawaii refinery to a New York-based private equity firm for an undisclosed amount. To view article, click here.
Chevron Corp. subsidiary Chevron USA Inc. has entered a deal for the sale of its 54,000-b/d Kapolei, Ha., refinery on the island of Oahu and other associated Hawaiian downstream assets to Island Energy Services LLC, a subsidiary of One Rock Capital Partners LP, New York. To view article, click here.
A private-equity firm with “a track record of fixing up underappreciated businesses” will take a swing at convenience retailing and fuel refining with its purchase of Chevron Corp.‘s assets in Hawaii. To view article, click here.