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Bangkok — ExxonMobil Limited received the award for “Outstanding Contributor to Society” in the category of “Environmental Care, Community Development, and Educational Promotion” from the Provincial Press Association of Thailand (PPAT) during its 60th Anniversary General Assembly.

Bangkok — ExxonMobil Limited proudly presented the ExxonMobil Applied Science Excellence Award to high school students in applied science as part of the Prime Minister’s Science Award 2025. This initiative is organized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation, in collaboration with the National Science Museum (NSM), the Science Society of Thailand under the Patronage of His Majesty the King, and the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA).

• Lower emissions and availability at scale make LNG a long-term fuel in India’s energy transition.
• Switching to LNG can help Indian industry reduce emissions while staying globally competitive.
• A third of India’s heavy-duty trucks are slated to convert to LNG in five to seven years.

• We’ve improved access to clean water in 40 villages across Indonesia.
• Sawahan village in Indonesia had inconsistent access to water, which impacted daily life.
• Collaborating with a local partner, we created a solution that was so successful it expanded to nearby villages, empowering communities to access and control their own water.

In this update, Project Manager Richard Perry talks about how ExxonMobil’s wells team is permanently and safely plugging and abandoning hundreds of wells in Bass Strait.