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...However, the company continued to promote doubt on the matter in public communications....
...in the event of a disaster....
...It almost marks a reversal of fortunes for Equatorial Guinea, which was once a hotbed of promise when Mobil discovered oil there and Exxon increased production after its takeover in 1999....
...In a regulatory filing on Monday Chevron said it had been “engaged in discussions” with Exxon and Cnooc “regarding a right of first refusal provision in the joint operating agreement for the Stabroek Block...
...We start today with what would be Exxon’s biggest takeover since the tie-up with Mobil in 1999....
...Exxon produced 11.2mn metric tonnes of polyethylene last year and operates a chemical recycling plant for plastic in Baytown, Texas....
...Exxon now claims that it has the first right to acquire the Hess stake in the project given a change of control. Chevron and Hess naturally dispute this....
...Exxon holds a 45 per cent stake in the Stabroek Block; the China National Offshore Oil Corporation owns 25 per cent; and Hess holds the remaining 30 per cent, which would transfer to Chevron if the deal...
...If successful, Exxon could see a substantial benefit in the form of higher revenues from the project.”...
...The showdown between the largest western oil company and an activist group follows a proliferation of shareholder resolutions on an array of environmental, social and governance matters in recent years....
...Mobil Lithium....
...Exxon owns a 45 per cent stake in the Stabroek project, of which it is also the operator; Cnooc owns 25 per cent....
...An acquisition would be ExxonMobil’s biggest since it was formed in a historic tie-up between Exxon and Mobil in 1999....
...Exxon said in a statement it was aware of the allegations and could not comment publicly on a personal matter....
...A takeover of Pioneer, which has an enterprise value of $56bn, would be Exxon’s biggest since its landmark merger with Mobil in 1999....
...The purchase of Pioneer, which was founded by chief executive Scott Sheffield in 1997, is the group’s biggest acquisition since it was formed through the merger of Exxon and Mobil in 1999....
...Well, these might finally matter now....
...The proposal submitted by Follow This and Arjuna called on Exxon “to go beyond [its] current plans” and accelerate the pace of reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, including Scope 3....
...Pioneer had a market capitalisation of about $50bn before the reports were published on Thursday. Exxon’s shares were down 3 per cent pre-market....
...Sydney-listed Invictus, which used data collected by Mobil before it merged with Exxon, will drill more wells at the Cabora Bassa project to find how much gas there is there — and production could be years...
...Exxon is also not wrong when it says it cannot move faster than the pace of the energy transition (leaving aside the matter of its historical role in slowing this transition), as other producers would simply...
...Wednesday’s announcement of Exxon’s biggest deal since its 1999 merger with Mobil prompted a furious reaction from some environmental campaigners, who accused the company of “doubling down” on fossil fuels...
...Among other perks, Guyana also agreed to pay the companies’ income and corporation tax from its share of the profits. Mitro points to the absence of a “ringfencing” clause....
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