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Neptune Energy, Exxon, Rosewood, and EBN have signed a cooperation agreement to progress the L10 large-scale offshore CCS project in the Dutch North Sea.

The taxis will carry members of the public at speeds up to 30 mph for limited hours in clear weather in San Francisco.

The taxis will carry members of the public at speeds up to 30 mph for limited hours in clear weather in San Francisco.

Cruise, GMs autonomous unit can start charing fares for its robotaxis in San Francisco, a California government unit said Thursday.

California Public Utilities Commission awards Cruise a driverless deployment permit, the final hurdle to operate its autonomous ride-hail service commercially.

Cruise, of which GM owns 80%, will be the first to offer driverless ride-hail services for a fare. Heres when it starts.

The taxis will carry members of the public at speeds up to 30 mph for limited hours in clear weather in San Francisco.

ExxonMobil is under public pressure to reduce its total emissions as its energy transition strategy does not include renewable sources of energy like solar and wind. It has recently hired Dan Ammann, who led the Cruise self-driving unit of General Motors Co until December, to lead its Low Carbon business starting on May 1.

ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) and Pertamina, the state-owned energy company of Indonesia, have signed a joint study agreement to assess the potential for

Cruise and BrightDrop could come together and launch electric, autonomous delivery vans