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Pacific Coast Oil Company

American company
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  • The Chevron logo displayed on the glass exterior of the company's Australian headquarters at Elizabeth Quay in Perth.
    Chevron Corporation
    / Early history and ties to Standard Oil

    …1879 with the founding of Pacific Coast Oil Company, which became California’s major oil producer and refiner. In 1900, the Standard Oil Company ( Standard Oil Company and Trust) purchased Pacific Coast Oil and six years later combined it with its own West Coast marketing operations, including Iowa Standard, to…

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    …1879 with the founding of Pacific Coast Oil Company, which became California’s major oil producer and refiner. In 1900, the Standard Oil Company ( Standard Oil Company and Trust) purchased Pacific Coast Oil and six years later combined it with its own West Coast marketing operations, including Iowa Standard, to…

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