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op-eds
Placed in selected leading periodicals worldwide, ExxonMobil's op-eds discuss energy issues impacting our economy, our environment and our society. Our objective is to encourage thought and dialogue by informing the public about our industry, explaining our views and actions on key issues of the day, and offering responsible policy proposals. We welcome comments and reactions to the opinions expressed.
encouraging energy investment
Stable tax policies are critical to meeting America's growing energy needs.
February 14, 2008powering human progress
Meeting electricity demand is essential to economic growth through 2030.
January 31, 2008investing in America's energy future
ExxonMobil is investing in new energy supplies and new environmentally-advanced technologies.
January 24, 2008fueling a growing world
Power, transportation will lead growth in energy demand through 2030.
December 20, 2007charging ahead
New battery technology could help hybrid vehicles run longer and cleaner.
invest globally. fuel locally.
Securing America’s energy future requires investing in oil and gas projects overseas.
energy close to home
Domestic oil and gas investments are enhancing America’s energy security.
November 12, 200710 thousand teachers =10 million minds
Two years ago, the National Academies completed a study on the importance of strengthening U.S. leadership in science and technology for maintaining our nation’s economic competitiveness.
opening doors for U.S. energy security
More resources from more locations at home and abroad are the keys to a secure future.
October 26, 2007Lincoln’s living landmark
Ford’s Theatre can be remembered not just as the place where Lincoln died, but also where his legacy lives.
answering energy questions
How much energy will America and the world need in the future, and what kind? Where will it come from? How much will it cost?
September 13, 2007passport to progress
Education and training are keys to building a prosperous future.
August 30, 2007innovation nation
The National Math and Science Initiative draws a big response. But more is needed.
July 26, 2007investing in America's energy future
ExxonMobil is investing in new energy supplies and new environmentally-advanced technologies.
tech in your tank
New ways of making fuels are helping save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
reinventing your wheels
New technologies offer great opportunities to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions.
June 26, 2007investing in America's energy future
ExxonMobil is investing in new energy supplies and new environmentally-advanced technologies.
what's driving gasoline prices?
Many factors, both at home and abroad, are behind the recent increase.
May 24, 2007values at work
Safety, health, environmental and social performance are foundations of business success.
investing in America's energy future
ExxonMobil is investing in new energy supplies and new environmentally-advanced technologies
multiplier effects
Investments in math and science education lead to greater economic prosperity.
rolling back malaria
Controlling the devastating disease requires funding and partnerships.
a world of energy
Americans get oil from many sources and this makes supplies more secure.
meeting America's growing energy needs
As the U.S. economy grows, so will Americans’ energy needs.
a world of energy
Americans get oil from many sources and this makes supplies more secure.
numbers that count
Measures of safety, health, environmental and social performance are important indicators of a company's long-term success.
changing the game
Research into new emissions-reducing technologies could transform our energy future.
meeting America's growing energy needs
As the U.S. economy grows, so will Americans’ energy needs.
true energy security
Interdependence is the surest means of protecting against energy shocks.
eye on the hurricanes
Planning, partnerships, and markets are keys to preventing fuel shortages during this season’s storms.
a smarter way
The Environmental Protection Agency’s "SmartWay" initiative helps reduce energy costs and emissions by promoting efficiency among freight carriers.
lead-free leadership
Public-private partnership helps Africa succeed in taking the lead out of gasoline.
