From voice recognition to machine learning, ExxonMobil’s chemical and refining plants are installing a number of “smart technology upgrades” targeted at reducing emissions and increasing energy efficiency.
ExxonMobil is the first company to file an application with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to use new technologies to detect methane emissions at oil and natural gas sites.
Last week in Dallas ExxonMobil held our 134th annual shareholders’ meeting, a tradition that goes back to our earliest days as Standard Oil. These meetings each year allow us to report on the health of the...
This week people all over the globe observed World Water Day. At ExxonMobil, we think about smarter ways to use water every day of the year, because water is critical to energy production. We use water in our...
Yesterday ExxonMobil joined the world in celebrating International Women’s Day and the incredible contributions women bring to social and economic progress all over the planet. As we mark this annual observance,...
Finding ways to capture carbon dioxide emitted from burning fossil fuels in power plants and other industrial operations – better and more affordable ways – could be a significant help in the bid to...
One of the more compelling projections in our recently released Outlook for Energy holds that global energy-related CO2 emissions will likely peak around 2030, and then begin declining. I say compelling because...
It’s no secret that times are tough for the oil industry, with prices declining significantly over the last year-and-a-half. Periods like these, however, do a better job of revealing how well a company runs its...
