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Energy Efficiency Webcast - Mobil Industrial Lubricants To find out how power operators can take their level of performance to the next level, view an exclusive webcast featuring world leading experts, including OEMs Dresser Waukesha and 2G Drives GmbH.

The webcast sees lubricants specialists and industry authorities debating engine maintenance and the lubrication solutions of the future.

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Mobil SHC Pegasus Q&A

Mobil SHC Pegasus - Energy Efficiency

*The fuel efficiency of Mobil SHC Pegasus relates solely to the fluid performance when compared to ExxonMobil’s standard SAE 40 natural gas engine oils. The technology used allows up to a 1.5% increase in fuel efficiency compared to Mobil Pegasus 1005 and 805 series when tested in standard natural gas engine applications under controlled conditions. Efficiency improvements will vary based on operating conditions. The energy efficiency claim for this product is based on test results on the use of the fluid conducted in accordance with all applicable industry standards and protocols. In case of queries, please consult TechDeskEurope@exxonmobil.com

Throughout the world, increasing competition and the rising demand for reliable energy supplies are putting significant strains on companies in the power generation sector. That is why companies in the industry are today more than ever seeking new ways to stay ahead of the competition and maximize their productivity.

Kathleen H. Tellier, Products Research and Technology, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, gives insights into the latest trends impacting the power generation sector, such as, advancements in equipment design and the increasing value companies are putting on the use of high performance synthetic lubricants.

An Advanced Engineering Associate with 20 years experience in the ExxonMobil Research and Engineering team, Kathy is the lead gas engine oil formulator for Mobil SHC Pegasus and the entire Pegasus product line.

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To find out how power operators can take their level of performance to the next level, register now for an exclusive webcast which will see some of the world’s leading experts including OEMs (Dresser Waukesha and 2G Drives GmbH), lubricants specialists (Mobil Industrial Lubricants) and industry authorities (Pennwell) debating engine maintenance and lubrication solutions of the future.

Getting something in return

I've talked a lot on this blog about proposed changes to the U.S. federal tax code, and how punitive taxes would undermine American job creation and energy security. Many Americans may not fully realize how significant ExxonMobil's tax contribution is and what it means to the American economy. A few comparisons might help.

The case for gasoline and electric vehicles

David Sandalow, the Energy Department's assistant secretary for policy and international affairs, said in a Huffington Post article about electric vehicles on Tuesday that “It's strange that we are utterly dependent on [gasoline] for mobility." But in a market-based economy, it’s not “strange” that petroleum-based products remain the transportation fuel of choice; it’s a century of real-world economics.

“Fiscal Fitness”: Taxes, competitiveness and jobs

Only the most fiscally fit companies can survive in the intensely competitive global marketplace for energy. But a new study by IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates (IHS CERA) and Deloitte paints a troubling picture of how federal tax rules – and pending tax legislation – are weakening the ability of U.S.-based oil and natural gas companies to compete against international companies.

Sara Ortwein talks about the Gulf of Mexico Well Containment System

I really appreciate this opportunity to discuss what truly is an unprecedented effort by our industry to improve oil spill response capability. As we continue to work to understand the reasons behind the tragic Deepwater Horizon incident in the Gulf of Mexico, exchanges like this – where those from government, industry and the public can openly talk about next steps – are going to be important.

Can oil companies be socially responsible?

An interesting opinion piece posted on Ethical Corporation’s website says that the Deepwater Horizon disaster has prompted soul-searching among members of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) community, and should spur reforms to the way in which companies are determined to be "responsible."

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For more information about the new Mobil SHC Pegasus or other Mobil-branded lubricants and services, please contact the ExxonMobil Lubricants Technical Help Desk at:

TechDeskEurope@exxonmobil.com

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In our Outlook for Energy – A View to 2030, we see many hopeful things – economic recovery and growth, improved living standards and a reduction in poverty, and promising new energy technologies.

But we also see a tremendous challenge: how to meet the world’s growing energy needs while also reducing the impact of energy use on the environment.

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Q&A with Kathleen H. Tellier, Products Research and Technology, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, on insights into the latest trends impacting the power generation sector.

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