Global ethylene demand will grow by about 90 million tons (60%) over the next 15 years, and “the U.S. Gulf Coast is in pole position for this feedstock-driven capacity growth,” the CEO of a logistics provider to the chemical industry told a Houston audience Wednesday.
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ExxonMobil’s Permian, Bakken Remain Competitive in Today’s Market, CEO Says
With its cash operating costs at less than $10/bbl, ExxonMobil Corp.’s Permian Basin and Bakken Shale developments “remain attractive and competitive, even in the current environment,” ExxonMobil Corp. CEO Rex Tillerson said Wednesday.
ExxonMobil Stalls Spending, But Attractive Acquisitions Always Possible, Says Tillerson
ExxonMobil Corp. has sharply reduced its capital spending plans this year but management is eyeing potential acquisitions while commodity prices are weak, CEO Rex Tillerson said Wednesday. The only issue is that sellers still have unrealistic price expectations, he said during the annual analyst conference in New York City.
ExxonMobil Replaces 67% of Production in 2015, But Lower Prices Reduce NatGas Reserves
ExxonMobil Corp. added 1 billion boe of proved oil and natural gas reserves in 2015, which replaced 67% of production and included a 219% replacement ratio for crude oil and other liquids, the supermajor said Friday. However, natural gas reserves fell, reflecting lower prices.
ExxonMobil Still Sees NatGas Market Share Growing, With North America Poised as Oil Exporter
Natural gas will continue to gain market share through 2040, as anticipated, and with a big assist from renewable/low carbon fuels, will help reduce by half the carbon intensity over that period, ExxonMobil Corp. said Monday in its annual energy forecast.
XTO Wants DOJ Documents to Prove Pennsylvania Criminal Charges Unwarranted
ExxonMobil Corp.’s XTO Energy Inc. on Thursday sued the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to force federal officials to release documents that could clear the producer of eight criminal environmental charges filed in 2013 in Pennsylvania.
People — EQT, ExxonMobil
Steven T. Schlotterbeck has been named president of EQT Corp. As part of a corporate realignment, Schlotterbeck will also retain his responsibilities as president of exploration and production. As president, though, EQT said he will assume responsibility for human resources; environment; health; and safety and external affairs. Schlotterbeck joined EQT in 2000, serving in various engineering and management positions until 2008 when he was promoted to serve as president of exploration and production.
ExxonMobil Denies Misleading Investors, Considers Response to New York Subpoena
ExxonMobil Corp. on Thursday “unequivocally” rejected allegations that it misled investors about how its operations may impact climate change after the New York attorney general launched an investigation.
Alaska Governor Backs Off Reserves Tax After Producers’ Pledge
After securing pledges of commitment to the Alaska LNG project from North Slope producers BP plc and ConocoPhillips, Gov. Bill Walker has dropped his plan to introduce legislation to create a reserves tax during a special session of the state legislature now in progress.
Nova Scotia’s Offshore Natural Gas Reserves Drying Up
Aging natural gas wells that began producing in 1999 offshore Nova Scotia, part of the once heralded Sable Offshore Energy Project, may be plugged starting as soon as 2017, an ExxonMobil Canada Ltd. official said.