We thought the answer would be obvious. Then we examined what Unocal and Texaco
found when they drilled the same source — and why the technology they buried
just attracted a 15-year contract from Google, $100 million from Bill Gates,
and a tax advantage from Washington that runs through 2033.



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QUIZ: In 1976, a Chevron crew hit an energy source powerful enough to run a
city. What did they do next?
A) Announce it to shareholders B) Sell the rights C) Develop it D) Bury the
project

We thought the answer would be obvious. Then we examined what Unocal and
Texaco found when they drilled the same source — and why the technology they
buried just attracted a 15-year contract from Google, $100 million from Bill
Gates, and a tax advantage from Washington that runs through 2033.

See the answer — and the company at the center of it >>
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