ExxonMobil initiates safety flaring at Baytown plant due to operational issues; say there is no cause for alarm.

Thousands of Energy Department jobs are expected to be eliminated as Trump goes after a favorite target.

In a brief statement, ExxonMobil apologized for any inconvenience the safety flaring and noise may be causing the surrounding community, but emphasized there is no cause for alarm.

Constructed by SBM Offshore, ONE GUYANA will operate in the Yellowtail development with an initial production capacity of 250,000 b/d and overall storage volume of about 2 ...

ExxonMobil and Malpack have teamed up to launch a high-performance pre-stretch film using ExxonMobil's Signature Polymers, ...

A $4 billion clean energy project in Louisiana — touted as the largest of its kind in North America — could face major ...

Elliott’s involvement has reignited talk of a mega-merger, even as market uncertainty clouds the company’s outlook.

Long-suffering shareholders in oil giant BP have been pushing for change. It won’t come soon enough, says Matthew Lynn ...

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The head of the Department of Energy’s fossil energy office under former President Joe Biden has landed at oil and gas major ...

BP's top brass suffered a shareholder revolt yesterday in the latest blow to a once-mighty corporate titan that is now ...

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