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Op-eds
ExxonMobil's op-eds discussed energy issues that had an impact on our economy, our environment and our society. The op-eds were placed in leading periodicals from 1970 to 2010. Beginning in June 2010, the conversation continues at our blog, ExxonMobil Perspectives.
April 29, 2010Power to the people
Electricity, modern fuels are essential to fighting poverty and improving lives.
April 08, 2010American evolution
Advances in technology transform U.S. energy demand and supply. ExxonMobil is researching alternatives to power vehicles.
February 25, 2010The road to 2030
ExxonMobil expects that through 2030, a greater number of conventional vehicles will incorporate fuel-saving technologies such as turbocharged and downsized gasoline engines, cylinder deactivation and highly efficient transmissions.
January 28, 2010A turn for the better
In developed countries, CO2 emissions are headed lower. Some negative trends are good news. In the U.S. and other developed countries, energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions appear to have peaked and are expected to decline.
January 14, 2010The hidden variable
The United States and other developed (OECD) nations will grow their economies by more than 50 percent from 2005 to 2030.
December 17, 2009Safety in numbers
A company’s safety, health and environmental (SH&E) performance is as much a cornerstone for business success as its financial discipline, employee talent and product quality.
November 05, 2009Scaling up U.S. energy security
Keeping our economy moving will require a diverse set of energy sources.
October 15, 2009Tackling climate risks with technology
Support for oil and natural gas innovation can reduce emissions.
September 17, 2009Putting energy to work
The World Energy Council has called energy “the backbone of every economy.” And it’s true: Each of the 140 million jobs in the United States depends in some way on energy.
September 10, 2009Investing in success
An investment that yields nine times the national average seems too good to be true, especially in today’s economy.
July 30, 2009A single-cell oil well?
Can algae someday make the fuel that fills the tanks of our cars and trucks?
July 09, 2009Taking technology for a test drive
Making transportation cleaner and more efficient is one of the most important aspects of the global energy challenge we face today.
Citizenship for the long term
Sustainability means balancing economic, environmental and social goals.
Breaking malaria’s grip
Any organization with operations in Africa knows the cost of malaria.
Industrial evolution
If you drive a fuel-efficient car, you are helping the environment by conserving natural resources and reducing emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
A clear way to encourage investment
For resource-rich nations, transparency enhances the economic climate.
March 04, 2009Save energy. Create jobs.
To restore the United States’ economic health, some things are essential: creating new jobs, supporting new investment and helping working families.
February 12, 2009Rising to the CO2 challenge
How can we produce and use the energy needed to fuel economic growth while also managing the risks associated with emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases?
February 05, 2009Wanted: all economic energy sources
To grow our economy and create jobs, we need access to reliable and affordable sources of energy.
forecast: global growth ahead
While today’s economic headlines highlight our near-term challenges, as we consider our energy future it is important to look longer term beyond today's conditions.
