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Exxon CEO says Trump ought to hold U.S. concerned in world effort to deal with local weather change

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Last updated: 2024/11/12 at 3:27 PM
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President-elect Donald Trump ought to hold the U.S. concerned in world efforts to deal with local weather change, Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods stated Tuesday.

Trump ought to attempt to carry a “frequent sense” strategy to the annual U.N. Local weather Change Convention and “proceed to have the U.S. affect coverage all over the world,” Woods informed CNBC’s “Squawk Field” Tuesday. Woods spoke from the local weather convention, which kicked off this week in Baku, Azerbaijan.

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Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris local weather settlement in 2017 and is anticipated to take action once more in his second time period. President Joe Biden signed an order to rejoin the settlement on his first day in workplace in 2021, a call that Exxon supported.

Trump slammed the Paris settlement as “horribly unfair to the U.S.” and vowed to rescind all unspent funds beneath the Inflation Discount Act in an handle to the Financial Membership of New York in September. He made power coverage a central a part of his marketing campaign platform, calling for unconstrained fossil gas manufacturing.

Exxon has plans to speculate $20 billion via 2027 in carbon seize and storage expertise, hydrogen gas, and lithium mining within the U.S. for electrical automobile batteries.

Woods informed CNBC on Tuesday that Exxon’s investments in applied sciences to decrease emissions depend upon federal tax credit that had been established or expanded beneath the IRA. He warned that the corporate’s investments in these applied sciences would change if the incentives are weakened or repealed.

“There must be an incentive to reward these investments and generate a return,” Woods stated. “If we discover that these incentives dissipate or go away fully, then that will undoubtedly change our funding plans.”

Wooden beforehand stated Exxon’s oil and gasoline manufacturing ranges won’t change, not less than within the quick time period, in response to the result of the U.S. presidential election.

“I am undecided how ‘drill, child, drill’ interprets into coverage,” Woods informed CNBC’s “Squawk Field” on Nov. 1, referencing one in all Trump’s marketing campaign slogans.

The CEO stated Exxon has not confronted constraints on its shale manufacturing beneath the Biden administration. Exxon’s manufacturing ranges are based mostly on how a lot cash the corporate can return to shareholders, not which political get together is on workplace, he stated.

Exxon shares have risen greater than 20% for the reason that begin of the 12 months,

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