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current issues
Issues related to energy production and consumption are important to us all. ExxonMobil invites you to learn more about the topics that affect our company, our industry and our world.
Managing the risks from increases in global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is an important concern for ExxonMobil, industry and governments around the world. For more, see our op-eds on climate change.
Each year, ExxonMobil prepares a detailed long-term outlook on worldwide economic growth and energy demand. We use this outlook to help us plan our business. For more, see our op-eds on our energy outlook.
The 1989 Valdez oil spill was a tragic accident that the company deeply regrets.
We are committed to promoting respect for human rights and to serving as a positive influence in the communities where we operate.
facing the hard truths about energy
View the National Petroleum Council follow up report.
The price of fuel fluctuates according to changes in the price of crude oil, supply and demand, and other factors. For more, see our op-eds on energy prices.
In 2006, while the oil industry registered high earnings on a historic basis, they were in line with other U.S. manufacturing industries in terms of profitability.
Much of our education support focuses on improving student learning in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. For more, see our op-ed on an innovation nation.
ExxonMobil has engaged in national content development for decades.
ExxonMobil is reducing the amount of energy it takes to produce our products and services by applying energy-efficient technology and processes worldwide. For more, see our op-eds on energy efficiency.
ExxonMobil is committed to operating in an environmentally responsible manner everywhere we do business.
Our top priority is to protect the safety of our personnel and maintain reliable supply of our products to our customers.
Our involvement with transparency initiatives is an extension of our commitment to ethical behavior. For more information, read our op-ed on clear progress
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