Exxon Mobil preps for flexible refineries amid EV surge
The oil giant wants its refineries able to quickly pivot from gasoline to chemicals as EV adoption increases.
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The oil giant wants its refineries able to quickly pivot from gasoline to chemicals as EV adoption increases.
(Bloomberg) -- Exxon Mobil Corp., which operates one of the world’s biggest oil-refining networks, is trying to be more responsive to changing consumer demands as the energy transition gathers pace. The changes it’s considering include potentially replacing some gasoline production with chemicals.Most Read from BloombergChina’s Ultra-Rich Gen Zs Flock Home as Global Tensions RiseAI Fantasy Fades as Wall Street Reels From Real-World Rate JumpRaw Meat-Eating Liver King And Other Health Influencers
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Ray Saunders has been designing and building for the past 63 years, but it’s his steam clock in Gastown that’s made him Vancouver’s most famous horologist.
Ray Saunders has been designing and building for the past 63 years, but it’s his steam clock in Gastown that’s made him Vancouver’s most famous horologist.