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Chevron U.S.A. wears its name like a badge of honor. The company, the major US subsidiary of global oil and gas giant Chevron, oversees most of its parent's of US businesses. Its assets include exploration and production assets. It is also one of North America's leading marketers of refined petroleum products (including diesel, gas, and motor oil). Chevron U.S.A operates a gas station network of more than 8,800 Chevron outlets in the West and South and 2,500 Texaco stations in the East and South. It also holds the Chevron's investment in the Chevron Phillips Chemical Company joint venture. Chevron U.S.A's industrial customers purchase base and process oils as well as fuel and lubricant additives.

China Petrochemical (Sinopec Group) sees no sin in making a profit off fossil fuels. Asia's largest oil refiner operates businesses in oil and gas exploration and production; crude oil processing; oil products trading, transportation, distribution and marketing; and petrochemical products production, marketing and distribution through its main subsidiary China Petroleum & Chemical (Sinopec Corp.). The parent also participates in investment management, electrical and mechanical manufacturing, engineering, IT research and development, and importing and exporting as allowed by the State. Government controlled Sinopec Group works from nine offices in Europe, Asia, Russia, North America, and the Middle East.

The story of CITGO Petroleum Corporation as an enduring American success story began back in 1910 when pioneer oilman, Henry L. Doherty, created the Cities Service Company.When Cities Service determined that it needed to change its marketing brand, it introduced the name CITGO in 1965, retaining the first syllable of its long-standing name and ending with "GO" to imply power, energy and progressiveness. The now familiar and enduring CITGO "trimark" logo was born. Occidental Petroleum bought Cities Service in 1982, and CITGO was incorporated as a wholly owned refining, marketing and transportation subsidiary in the spring of the following year. Then, in August, 1983, CITGO was sold to The Southland Corporation to provide an assured supply of gasoline to Southland's 7-Eleven convenience store chain.

Colonial Group presides over an empire of oil and gas and shipping-related companies in the southeastern US. The group provides storage and distribution services (at more than 40 terminals) for liquid and dry bulk products including bulk chemicals, motor fuels, industrial fuel oil, and retail gas. It also provides ship bunkering, commercial shipping, and tug and barge services. Colonial Group also operates more than 70 gas stations and convenience stores in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina through its Enmark Stations unit. In addition, subsidiary Georgia Kaolin Terminals provides storage facilities for customers in the US kaolin industry.

Montana (and California) businesses can get their commercial energy from Commercial Energy of Montana. The company purchases, transmits, and distributes natural gas and electricity to customers that include businesses, school districts, universities, and government agencies. Commercial Energy's ROC Gathering unit acquires gas gathering systems and producing wells. Commercial Energy of Montana was created to sell natural gas from family-owned Ranck Oil Company, which was founded in 1957. Today, it owns and gathers natural gas at more than 150 producing wells located primarily in California and Montana.

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