Can a cowboy drive an EV? We're finding out. At our Cowboy Central Delivery Point in southeast New Mexico, we recently added 10 brand-new EV pickup trucks to our fleet. As part of a pilot program, they'll be put to the test, logging thousands of miles across our area operations. “We expect these EV trucks will require less maintenance, which will help reduce cost while also contributing to our plan to achieve net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions in our Permian operations by 2030,” says Kartik Garg, our New Mexico production manager. Learn more about our new pilot program – click here: https://lnkd.in/ewAVqWZC #electricvehicles #permianbasin #energyindustry
Exxon dips it’s toes in all sorts of technologies to ensure they have complete knowledge on both opportunities and threats. That said, you won’t be seeing Exxon converting it commercial fleets to EV’s EVER! Gasoline will be America’s fuel of choice for the next 50 years.
Our Permian team is helping to provide energy the world needs while also reducing emissions – click here to learn more: https://exxonmobil.co/3VRhhPd
Great initiative, ExxonMobil! It's inspiring to see the move towards #EVs for a more #sustainable future. Keep up the #excellent work!
This will be exciting to see!
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Well done!. Great news
Exciting times!
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1wGreat commitment by ExxonMobil! Some U.S. Electric companies are in U.S. consumer “spotlights” - for ensuring sufficient EV ‘charging stations’ nationwide…Furthermore, how many of the ‘top U.S. energy company executives’ have EV’s as their personal / primary vehicles?? Have any U.S. electric companies responsible for building “adequate charging stations” accepted “any taxpayer money” for EV charging station preparedness?? Exactly, how much have these companies accepted from U.S. taxpayers, and precisely how many charging stations have they built and where?? Clearly, ExxonMobil has made a very genuine commitment…How are other U.S. utilities and energy companies doing compared ‘side by side’ for America to easily review?? Many utilitiy companies have made it a “primary push” - in total “lock step” with current political “climate observers”…Honestly- What do the U.S. utility company executives personally drive?? - EV’s or combustion vehicles…That answer alone, will provide ‘real transparency’ to taxpayers and most significantly - U.S. energy shareholders on who really “walks the walk!” 🇺🇸