A member of the consortium contracted for Syria’s 5,000 MW generation programme and a signatory to the offshore exploration memorandum with the Syrian Petroleum Company.
The generation programme signed in November 2025 is usually described by its headline number. The more useful figure is its distribution: 4,000 MW of combined-cycle gas capacity concentrated at four existing plant sites, and 1,000 MW of solar spread across four others. Where the capacity lands determines which parts of the grid it can actually serve.
The Syrian Petroleum Company signed a memorandum with Chevron and Power International Holding in February 2026. By 11 May it had received a formal notice to proceed on a selected offshore block, with field operations set for the summer. The interval between those two dates is the part of an exploration project that usually takes longest.