Cause

Climate

Environmental pressure, fossil-fuel divestment, corporate accountability.

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Objective

Protect National Parks

Targets

Chevron

Chevron is a major integrated energy company with thousands of consumer-facing Chevron and Texaco branded gas stations across the United States. They sell fuel and convenience products directly to millions of consumers.

Why this is a target

Gas station boycotts are highly actionable — consumers can switch brands at minimal cost. Chevron's Texaco brand expands their retail footprint making them doubly targetable. Their public lands lobbying record is well documented.

Alternatives

BP (has pledged net-zero by 2050 and invested in renewable energy, though still a major oil company) Shell (has renewable energy division and net-zero pledges, with some verified clean energy projects) Sunoco/Sunoco LP (regional alternative with smaller political footprint than Chevron) Costco Gas (member-owned model, no direct oil extraction, lower margins passed to consumers) Tesla Supercharger Network (for EV drivers — eliminates gas purchases entirely) Electrify America (EV charging alternative funded by VW settlement, broad national coverage) ChargePoint (publicly traded EV charging network, no fossil fuel extraction) Local electric cooperatives (for home energy — member-owned, often offer green energy options) Green Mountain Energy (100% renewable electricity provider, available in select states) Arcadia (community solar and renewable energy matching, available in most states) Community solar subscriptions (local solar farms that credit your utility bill — available in 20+ states) Co-op gas stations (local fuel cooperatives in rural and agricultural communities)

Do your own research. We provide sources so you can verify and decide for yourself.

Pledges you can make

I pledge to i will give chevron a one-star review on google maps at my local station easy

Leaving a public review at your nearest Chevron station signals consumer dissatisfaction and is visible to thousands of potential customers. It takes only minutes and requires no spending change.

I pledge to i will delete the chevron app from my phone easy

Removing the Chevron app reduces engagement with their digital loyalty ecosystem and signals disengagement from their consumer data pipeline. It is quick, free, and immediately impactful.

I pledge to i will cancel my chevron techron advantage credit card medium

Closing a co-branded Chevron credit card removes a recurring financial relationship that drives loyalty spending at Chevron stations. This directly reduces Chevron's consumer revenue and loyalty program metrics.

I pledge to i will switch my regular fuel purchases to a non-chevron station for the next 30 days medium

Choosing a competitor station for all fill-ups over a month directly reduces Chevron's retail fuel revenue. Even a modest shift in consumer spending across many participants creates measurable economic pressure.

I pledge to i will stop purchasing chevron-branded motor oil and lubricants and switch to an alternative brand medium

Chevron sells consumer lubricants and motor oil (including the Havoline brand) through retail auto stores. Switching to a competitor brand withdraws spending from a profitable consumer product line.

I pledge to i will permanently stop filling up at chevron or texaco stations and switch to an alternative fuel provider hard

Making a long-term commitment to avoid all Chevron and Texaco-branded stations is the most direct and sustained form of consumer economic pressure available against Chevron's retail fuel business. Over time, this represents hundreds of dollars in redirected spending.