Chevron, partners release 146 sea turtles into open waters as a result of coastal cleanup

Since 2007, Chevron’s coastal cleanups have helped the local sea turtle population grow, with a total of 4,261 hatchings as of January 2026. 

Tiny steps toward a thriving marine ecosystem. As a result of Chevron Philippines’ long-running coastal cleanup initiatives in Batangas, 146 Olive Ridley sea turtle hatchlings were safely released into open waters.

Chevron and Partners Lead Coastal Cleanup in Batangas with 250 Volunteers

The annual Coastal Cleanup hosted by Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI), marketer of Caltex fuels and lubricants, brought together 250 volunteers in San Pascual, Batangas. By joining forces, employees, contractors, and community partners were able to collect 232 sacks of trash from the shoreline near the Chevron Batangas terminal, a coastal stretch that also serves as a nesting ground for Olive-Ridley sea turtles.

The initiative, held in line with the International Coastal Cleanup, was made possible through the collaboration of multiple organizations, including SRDC, CJI General Services Inc., 5G Security Inc. (5GS), the Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary (PCGA), Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO), City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO), and Barangay Danglayan.

Chevron Dives Deep: Inspiring Future Leaders in AmCham's Student Leadership Program

BLP students and Chevron scholars together with Chevron executives

Chevron, one of the country’s long-standing and biggest US investors, together with the American Chamber of Commerce, (AmCham) recently hosted top students from leading universities to a leadership talk with the General Managers of Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI) and Chevron Holdings Inc. (CHI).

The students are part of the AmCham Business Leadership Program (BLP) which provides Filipino students with high levels of access and interaction with executives of top companies in the Philippines. BLP enhances the students' understanding of the role of business in national development and provides a broader perspective on key global business and economic issues. AmCham exclusively invites top university students to participate in the BLP and to familiarize them with the contributions of American multinational companies to the country.

Chevron, one of the “Best Companies to Work for”  awarded at the recently held HR Asia Awards 2023, has been a steadfast supporter and sponsor of BLP for the past 20 years.

Ethan Flowers, general manager of CHI, imparted insights on his journey at Chevron and strategies for effective team management. He was followed by Billy Liu, general manager of CPI, with a discussion on achieving work-life balance.

“Intellectual curiosity, problem-solving, and analytical skills serve really well in your career, if you end up working in big companies like Chevron or other multinational companies. This will help you contribute to the team,” Ethan Flowers, general manager of Chevron Holdings Inc. shared.

“We must know our priorities and we should be taking good care of our health because how can we deliver good outputs if we are not feeling well? We should always learn to have a work-life balance,” said Billy Liu, general manager of Chevron Philippines Inc.

Also, BLP alumni Tonie Miclat and Eds Bernardo shared how the BLP helped them in their journey towards getting hired at Chevron and how it strengthened their career growth. The talk inspires and motivates the students of BLP, encouraging them to persevere in pursuing their career goals.

“We are delighted with this activity, where our students have the opportunity to engage with Chevron executives, gaining valuable insights that will inspire and motivate them in their journey toward building a career. We are truly grateful to Chevron for being our partner over the years and for inviting us to participate in this event exclusively for our students,” said Pinky Jamili, business leadership program project manager, AmCham Philippines.

“At Chevron, we are thrilled to celebrate our 20-year partnership with this program. Both CPI and CHI have engaged in meaningful discussions with hundreds of exemplary, bright young Filipino students who have participated in the BLP. We are also pleased to host events like this, where we meet students who are curious and ask insightful questions. We take great joy in sharing our experiences and imparting leadership insights because we believe this can significantly benefit them in their career journey," said Ethan Flowers

Also present at the event were the Chevron scholars from the University of the Philippines - Diliman. The event concluded with an office tour of Chevron facilities where students had the opportunity to see the various departments of Chevron and meet some of the employees.

Chevron holds annual coastal cleanup in Batangas for sea turtles nesting season

Chevron employees and members of the local government in Batangas joined hands during the annual coastal cleanup in San Pascual Batangas.

To help pave the way for a safer sea turtle nesting season, Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI), marketer of Caltex fuels and lubricants, and its partners managed to collect about 685 bags of non-biodegradable and biodegradable trash from the coast of San Pascual, Batangas during a recent coastal cleanup. 

Chevron to provide training and employment support to scholars in high growth field of cloud computing

Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI) signed an agreement with Edukasyon.PH to provide training and employment support to disadvantaged people through AWS re/Start (From left to right: Joel Gaviola, Corporate Affairs Advisor CPI, Shiela Mae Rodriguez, Social Development Partnership team lead at Edukasyon.ph, Raissa Bautista, Corporate Affairs Manager CPI, Grace David, CEO at Edukasyon.ph, Joshua Toquero, Strategic Accounts Manager at Edukasyon.PH and Loreta Arroyo, Brand Manager at Edukasyon.ph)

Chevron Philippines Inc (CPI), marketer of the Caltex brand of fuel and lubricants, recently signed an agreement with Edukasyon.ph to provide cloud computing training and employment support to forty (40) disadvantaged qualified individuals through the AWS re/Start program.