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ExxonMobil is a leader in the energy transition now, and at scale. With over 140 years of innovation behind us, we’re paving the path for progress with scaling infrastructure and end-to-end low carbon solutions. We’re accelerating the world’s path to decarbonization.

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    ~9 MTA

    We have committed to transport and store ~9 MTA of captured CO2 from third party customers across a broad range of hard-to-abate industries across the Gulf Coast.

    8 mos.

    Since drilling our first well in the Smackover formation in southern Arkansas, we’ve been able to produce lab samples of battery-grade lithium in just eight months, a process that would typically take a few years.

    $20 B

    The amount of low emission opportunities ExxonMobil is pursuing between 2025-2030.1 Read more in our 2025 Corporate Plan Update.

    The energy transition is here
    ExxonMobil is unleashing the power of the world’s smallest molecule to make a big impact across the hardest-to-abate industries. And we’re just getting started.

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    Delivering real world progress for heavy industry

    Our integrated portfolio of solutions—ExxonMobil™ Carbon Capture & Storage, ExxonMobil™ Low-Carbon Hydrogen, ExxonMobil™ Low Carbon Ammonia, and Mobil™ Lithium—helps businesses like yours reduce emissions while protecting your competitive edge.

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    Transportation

    "I think if we're going to make a meaningful impact on climate in a timeframe that actually can make a difference, the only way to get there is through partnerships such as this one."
    Tony Will, President and CEO, CF Industries
    Tony Will

    President and CEO, CF Industries

    "I think we can really help decarbonize the world using both our strengths."
    Tak Ishikawa, President and CEO, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America
    Tak Ishikawa

    President and CEO, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America

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    FOOTNOTES:

    1. Lower emissions cash capex includes cash capex attributable to carbon capture and storage, hydrogen, lithium, biofuels, Proxxima™, Carbon Materials, and activities to lower ExxonMobil’s emissions and/or third party (3P) emissions. Planned spend is from 2025-2030.