Development advantages of ExxonMobil

Exxon is one of the largest private enterprises in the world and the largest upstream and downstream integrated oil company in the United States. Some data that can illustrate the strength of Exxon and its subsidiaries are listed as follows: exploration and production in 30 countries.

The annual output of crude oil and natural gas exceeds 65.438+0.28 billion tons.

In 75 countries, more than 265 million tons of petroleum products are sold every year.

Exxon Chemical Company is the largest petrochemical company in the world, which sells more than170,000 tons of petrochemical products in more than 100 countries every year.

Exxonmobil owns most shares in several power plants in Hong Kong, and has cogeneration power generation capacity all over the world, with its power generation capacity exceeding 7,500 MW, making it one of the largest independent power producers in the world.

It operates the world's largest export coal mine in Colombia, other coal mines in the United States and Australia, and two copper mines and a smelter in Chile.

Exxon searched for the best investment opportunities with development potential on a global scale, investing $8.8 billion from 65438 to 0997, of which more than 70% was used for projects outside the United States. Exxon has long attached importance to the development of technology, so it has always maintained a significant leading position in technology. ExxonMobil has more than 20 large research and engineering centers around the world, and many smaller research institutes and technical service facilities. Exxon has taken the lead in making a number of basic technological breakthroughs in this industry and continues to be in the leading position in new development and application fields. The world's four major oil giants said on February 1 day that they decided to jointly invest1billion dollars to develop an oil leakage plugging system in order to quickly respond to the possible oil leakage crisis in the future.

ExxonMobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and Royal Dutch Shell each invested $250 million to set up a non-profit organization called Offshore Oil Well Containment Company.