xxon Mobil Corp. is considering selling all of the stakes it holds in oil and gas fields off the Norwegian coast, a spokeswoman said.
Two years ago the U.S. major —the world's largest oil company—sold its operated assets in the area.
At least two commissioning cargoes, one for France's Total and another for Spain's Repsol, were delayed, according to industry sources and shiptracking data.
The divestment of Exxon Mobil only applies to LGIM's Future World Funds which it says are set up for clients who want to express a conviction on ESG themes.
The Pangea III computer build by IBM will help process complex seismic data in the search for hydrocarbons 10 times faster than before, Total said June 18.
Exxon Mobil, Chevron and BP have already sold their offshore assets in Norway and Okea CEO Erik Haugane told Reuters that Equinor will soon be the only oil major left.
The booming US LNG industry are increasingly seeking other markets as a second wave of LNG project construction begins.
The 6507/3-13 well proved gas in its first target, Snadd Outer Outer, and oil in its second target, Black Vulture, Equinor said in a news release.
The latest new hires, appointments and promotions as well as new company office and facility locations and major mergers and acquisitions.
Europe-based Royal Dutch Shell is outpacing U.S.-major counterparts in non-fossil-fuel investing.
The bulk of the banks' climate financing last year was aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and slowing global warming, with over $30 billion invested.
