At a recent meeting of the Texas Railroad Commission, the Texas Methane Flaring Coalition laid out a series of best-practice recommendations for industry and regulators to consider as we all move toward a goal of...
Companies around the world are working to adapt to the risks and challenges posed by COVID-19 and many, like ExxonMobil, are also stepping up to support medical professionals, first responders and those on the...
As we look ahead to International Women’s Day on Sunday, it’s worth looking back at the progress the global community has made in promoting women’s economic empowerment.
Research shows that when women are...
Leading ExxonMobil’s unconventional resource development business has provided the opportunity to see how our employees reacted when they received a signal that reducing methane emissions is important. Our...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed how it might regulate future methane emissions, so I thought it would be a good time to reiterate ExxonMobil’s position on methane. Last year we announced...
Trade in energy is an integral component of global commerce. In addition to oil, which is the most widely traded commodity, our company relies on open trade flows and supply chains to meet the increasing needs of...
As we approach ExxonMobil’s annual shareholders meeting, I wanted to highlight two important issues to the company – climate change and shareholder engagement.
When race day results come down to the milliseconds, squeezing the most from the Formula 1 driver and car’s performance becomes crucial to finding success at the finish line.
There’s no single solution for addressing the risks of climate change. Similarly, there’s no one entity or organization capable of handling this challenge on its own.
With reports surfacing recently that suggest the Environmental Protection Agency plans to modify the federal methane regulations enacted by the Obama administration, we thought this would be a good opportunity to...
