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Exxon goes forward with $200-mln expansion of Texas plants
Exxon Mobil Corp , which is facing a California lawsuit over its alleged role in global plastic waste pollution, will expand plastics recycling that allows it to replace fossil fuels with discarded bottles and bags,
Exxon Pledges $200 Million to Expand Advanced Recycling in Texas
Exxon Mobil Corp. announced plans to more than triple its so-called advanced-plastics recycling capacity in Texas in a move that pushes back against a lawsuit by California officials.
Exxon to Invest $200 Million to Expand Texas Plants
Exxon plans to expand its effort to build the plans to process 1 billion pounds of waste annually by 2027. Exxon Mobil Corp, which is facing a California lawsuit over its alleged role in global plastic waste pollution,
Exxon, under fire over plastic recycling, spending $200 million to expand Texas plants
Exxon Mobil Corp, which is facing a California lawsuit over its alleged role in global plastic waste pollution, will expand plastics recycling that allows it to replace fossil fuels with discarded bottles and bags,
Exxon Mobil to invest $200M to expand recycling operations in Texas
Exxon Mobil (XOM) plans to invest more than $200M to expand its advanced recycling operations at its sites in Baytown and Beaumont, Texas. The
Exxon Mobil Invests $200M in Texas to Process 1 Billion Pounds of Plastic Waste—Here’s What That Means
Exxon Mobil plans to invest $200 million in Texas to enhance plastic recycling, aiming for 1 billion pounds of waste processed by 2027.
Exxon Goes Forward With $200-Million Expansion of Texas Plants
Exxon, which is championing pyrolysis techniques that convert waste into new plastic, will spend $200 million in Texas to expand so-called circularity operations in a global effort to build the capacity to process 1 billion pounds (454 million kg)of waste annually by 2027. The company calls its recycling technology Exxtend.
Exxon Mobil makes $200 million investment into expanding Texas recycling capacity
The investment will support Exxon's goal of reaching 1 billion pounds of recycling capacity per year with technology Baytown spearheaded. Spring-based Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM) is investing more than $200 million to expand its advanced recycling projects in Baytown and Beaumont.
Exxon group pulls out of talks with Guyana over shallow water oil block, government says
U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil and partners have pulled out of negotiations with Guyana's government on terms for exploring and ...
Exxon CEO says Trump won’t be able to ‘unleash’ new energy production
President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on a platform to significantly ramp up U.S. oil production and bring down the cost of ...
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Exxon knew the truth about GHG emissions
Exxon knew that since at least the early 1970s. The company ran aggressive ad campaigns to persuade people to buy throwaway plastic products over reusable traditional storage containers and ...
Exxon CEO wants Trump administration to keep US in Paris climate agreement
Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods told the Wall Street Journal that the U.S. should stay in the Paris climate agreement under the ...
Exxon Signs Deal to Supply Lithium to Battery Maker LG Chem
Exxon Mobil Corp. has signed a preliminary agreement to provide battery metal lithium to an LG Chem Ltd. plant in the US, ...
Exxon Mobil Stock Out Of Gas?
The company saw its YTD earnings double so far this year from what they were in the same period of 2019 on a constant-price ...
Exxon's Darren Woods: Q&A With Controversial Climate Capitalist
Exxon Mobil Corp. once appeared to be the biggest corporate casualty of the ESG movement. An activist investor forced Exxon to replace a quarter of its board in 2021, largely because of the Texas oil ...
Exxon Mobil pulls out of talks with Guyana over shallow water oil block, gov says
U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil has pulled out of negotiations with Guyana's government on terms for exploring and developing a ...
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Please, no more graffiti as to what ‘Exxon knew’
Whoever the person is who knew what “Exxon knew,” please tell us. The graffiti that the person is leaving all over town on what “Exxon knew” is quite unsightly and doesn't tell us what the ...