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Supplied the UK market with gas for over 30 years.
Responsible for approximately 5% of the UK's total oil and gas production.
We operate the largest refinery in the UK.
ExxonMobil Chemical is one of the country's top 10 chemical companies in terms of turnover.
Our sales represent around 18% of the gas market in the UK.
Invested over £32.6 billion in the UK's offshore oil and gas industry.
We're an IChemE Gold Corporate Partner.
Over 7,600 students have Followed us on Gradcracker.
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Meeting needs and reducing emissions
Meeting needs and reducing emissions
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Ed Lapham

Heavy Products Planner

"I had plenty of responsibility early on in my career, which gave me a feeling of really contributing to the refinery . . ."

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Hannah Howard

Design Engineer

"There are so many different opportunities here that whatever direction you want your career to take there is something available . . ."

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Gold award for petrochemical firm ExxonMobil

The company was presented with the award at its Refining and Chemicals site in Fawley, Hampshire on 21 November 2017.

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Shareholder Engagement On The Future Of Energy And Carbon

Earlier this year we published additional corporate disclosures on the risks climate change might pose to our company, including an analysis of what a 2-degree Celsius scenario might mean for our reserves and resources.

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