All Posts from July, 2013
Congress warned about impending “blend wall” crash
“It’s hard to believe that when Congress passed the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, a possible outcome was to reduce U.S. gasoline supplies and increase gasoline prices. However … that is exactly the potential outcome we find ourselves in today.”
“When women move forward, the world moves with them”
Last week’s African First Ladies Summit in Tanzania brought together First Ladies from several African nations, along with government officials, private organizations, NGOs and academics to discuss best practices, particularly within public-private partnerships, that can reap sustainable, replicable results, benefit women and strengthen society.
Talking corporate social responsibility in Jakarta
Energy is fundamental to economic growth, and ExxonMobil helps provide the energy supplies that fuel it. That’s our supply chain in its broadest form, and it informs our view of social corporate responsibility.
