ExxonMobil launches new business geared at CCS and low carbon technologies

Cecilia Keating
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Oil giant announces it will spend $3bn on 'lower emission' energy projects before 2025

ExxonMobil has pledged to invest $3bn into carbon capture and other 'lower emission' energy projects over the next five years, confirming that it is already "advancing plans" for more than 20 projects...

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