Rebranding a Giant for Chevron
The Work/Rebranding a Giant
strategy-sessionChevron2026

Rebranding a Giant

It's the 21st Century.

THE TENSION

Evolution for a 150-year-old energy company isn’t just about technology.

THE SITUATION

It's the 21st Century. Energy is evolving. One of the world's biggest oil companies was ready to evolve with it.

THE PROBLEM

Evolution for a 150-year-old energy company isn’t just about technology. It’s about trust. Chevron operates in a highly technical and regulated industry where the wrong language can undermine credibility. Their existing copy was dense and insider-driven, and needed to become clear and human for modern, mobile-first audiences.

THE ENGAGEMENT

We rebuilt Chevron.com from the ground up with copy leading the redesign. From content strategy to storytelling and word-level choices, we shifted the voice to be clearer, more human, and easier to read without sacrificing precision.

BEFORE

Evolution for a 150-year-old energy company isn’t just about technology.

Category language. Low distinction.

AFTER

The Renewable Fuels hub became one of the highest-trafficked destinations on Chevron.com Established a new brand voice that can scale across the site Made the .com function as a human-first narrative system, instead of a simple brochure

Clear stakes. Clear position.

THE ROLLS

Visual artifacts from the engagement

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