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- Sohio Oil, Subsidiary Of BP America, Makes West Coast Acquisitions Maritime Reporter, Jan 1989 #41
BP America recently announced that its subsidiary, Sohio Oil Company, has agreed to acquire a West Coast refinery and marketing assets from Mobil Oil. The action marks the company's first move to the West Coast as a refiner and marketer.
As part of the transaction, Sohio Oil is purchasing Mobil's 79,000 barrel-per-day refinery in Ferndale, Wash., and Mobil's approximate 30- percent ownership in the Olympic Pipe Line Company for $152.5 million.
Separately, Sohio Oil and Mobil have also agreed to an exchange of marketing assets in which Sohio Oil will acquire four product terminals and Mobil's owned and leased stations in Washington, Oregon, and northern California. Sohio Oil will offer supply contracts to Mobil dealers and distributors in those areas.
In exchange, Mobil will obtain Sohio Oil's company-operated BP and Gibbs stations in the Northeast, Gas-n-Go outlets in Michigan, Gulf stations in Orlando and the west coast of Florida, and a product terminal in Tampa. The exchange is expected to be completed during the second quarter of 1989.
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- ExxonMobil Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants Maritime Reporter, Oct 2013 #71
ExxonMobil Marine Limited, an affiliate of Exxon Mobil Corporation, introduced Mobil SHC Aware, a new comprehensive series of synthetic, environmentally acceptable lubricants. Mobil SHC Aware synthetic lubricants are formulated to help marine operators enhance vessel reliability, minimize maintenance costs
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- Four VLCC Supertanker Conversions To Include Megasystems Seamatic II Maritime Reporter, Feb 15, 1980 #52
that Seamatic II engine monitoring and control systems will be an integral part of the conversion of four VLCC supertankers to diesel operation for Mobil Shipping and Transportation Co., now underway in Japan via IHI (Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.). Megasystems president Dean Chimples
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- Exxon Mobil Appeal Rejected Maritime Reporter, Nov 2000 #24
The U.S. Supreme Court recently rejected an appeal by Exxon Mobil Corp. over the $5 billion punitive damages verdict against it for the 1989 Valdez accident. The justices let stand a U.S. appeals court ruling that the award against the oil giant in a civil lawsuit brought by Alaskan fishermen and
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- Mobil Oil Installs MVI Entertainment System On Nine Ships Maritime Reporter, Nov 15, 1978 #26
Mobil Oil Corporation has awarded a contract for a video entertainment system on each of its nine U.S.-flag ships to Marine Video International (MVI), a subsidiary of the Bell and Howell Company. Each ship will receive 120 hours of prerecorded video entertainment per year, which is equivalent to
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- Mobil Oil Corporation Names Harmon Hoffmann And Walter C. Mink Jr. Maritime Reporter, Dec 1978 #18
Harmon F. Hoffmann has been appointed vice president and general manager, Marketing, for Mobil Oil Corporation's U.S. Marketing and R e f i n i n g D i v i s i o n , succeeding William V. Butler, who has elected early retirement at the end of this year. Mr. Hoffmann, who since 1976 has served as
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- Mobil Oil Retrofits Tankers With Coppus Inert Gas Systems Maritime Reporter, Apr 1974 #30
Coppus Engineering Corporation, Worcester, Mass., licensee of Fredriksstad Mek Verksted (FmV), announces the plaoement of an order by Mobil Oil for several FmV Inert Gas Systems to foe retrofitted on Mobil ships now in operation. FmV Inert Gas Systems utilize scrubbed flue gas to maintain tank atmosp
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- Mobil Oil Introduces Six Hydraulic Fluids Maritime Reporter, Dec 1986 #64
—Literature Available Mobil Oil Corporation has introduced six hydraulic fluids for general industrial use. They all meet requirements of system and pump builders for resistance to heat, wear, water, and rust. The Mobil Hydraulic Oil Series consists of six ISO (International Standards Organization)
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- Taylor Diving Receives Contracts From Shell, Mobil Maritime Reporter, May 1986 #19
the contract. An additional contract, calling for structural repairs and maintenance of offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, was awarded Taylor by Mobil Exploration and Producing, Inc. In addition, Taylor has completed its first project of the year for Brown & Root Marine. Taylor personnel provided
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- Herman Of Mobil Shipping Named Chairman Of AIMS—Lengyel Remains President Maritime Reporter, Mar 1985 #44
Albert J. Herman, vice president of Mobil Shipping and Transportation Company, a subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corporation, has been elected chairman of the board of the American Institute of Merchant Shipping (AIMS) for a one-year term. A graduate of the State University of New York Maritime College at
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- Articulated Loading Platform Now Operating At Mobil's Statfjord XXC" Site Maritime Reporter, Oct 15, 1984 #46
Shuttle tanker loading has begun from Mobil's North Sea Statfjord "C" articulated loading platform (ALP)—a completely unmanned single point tanker mooring terminal. Remote control of ALP operations resides principally with the tanker as the telemeter command unit, although the production platform loc
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- Free Mobil Literature Details New Diesel Oil For High Output Engines Maritime Reporter, Nov 1983 #13
Mobil is now offering free literature describing the new Mobilgard 450 Marine Diesel Oil, a fourth generation SAE 40 lubricant created specifically to meet the requirements of high output, medium-speed trunk diesel engines operating under severe conditions. It is formulated for improved engine
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February 2023 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25companies to make the large investment in something that’s going to be operating for 20-25 years,” said McCaul. “These projects, like the one that Exxon Mobil is doing Guyana, that’s its ? fth $12-13 billion project. It takes a bit of hope to invest in something that’s going to cost $12 bil- lion when
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February 2023 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 23in new facilities and capex budgets are slowly expanding. The pro? t opportunities are too great to pass up.” Most recently, Reuters reported that Exxon Mobil was pre- paring to approve its ? fth oil production project in Guyana and is considering taking additional exploration acreage, ac- cording to a
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March 2022 - Marine News page: 36and series of warships for the U.S. Navy. The lead ship is the ? rst is scheduled to be delivered to SUNY Maritime planned for delivery in around 2026. Mobil, Ala.-based College in 2023. 36 | MN March 202
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March 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 57procedures regardless The multiple slides are designed for quick ation of the ship’s design, its areas of location. evacuation for both able bodied and mobil- of operation, and the pro? le of the The company’s service network ity impaired people, permitting groups to de- crew and passengers likely to
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 75and reliable measurement of particulate matter from industrial combustion processes in stacks and ducts. The AMETEK Land 4650-PM is an ex- Photo: ExxonMobil tremely stable and accurate low-range par- ticulate matter measurement system designed Mobilgard for Plug-In Hybrid for CEMS applications where condensed
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32a presentation at Pareto Securities’ Off- the vessels are sold, none of them go for purchase offer from a “company owned Chouest, working for Exxon Mobil, es- shore Conference, Tidewater noted: “In scrap.” For Tidewater (with a clean bal- by a group of French banks.” tablished an of? ce there late
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October 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 64conservative in its adoption “Today, the connected surveyor ? cation societies weigh in on the of new tech, that business model is empowered through mobil- is starting to change too, as the ity with applications that enable direction and pace of change. industry ? irts with challenges both surveyors
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September 2018 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 61shipping ? rms for their commitment rity Cruises Inc.; Hamburg Sud; Exxon- Science Foundation (NSF) to enhance in helping prevent ship collisions with Mobil Corp.; Evergreen Marine Corp.; and automate multiple techniques for whales off the coast of California. CSL Americas; Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd.; deriving
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September 2018 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 60by Julianna Smith, RoboNation ing and Operations Research, 1990). He Students Face Off Underwater Trelleborg Building has worked in industry for Mobil Ship- Nearly 50 high school and university Hyperbaric Test Site ping and Transportation Company, the teams from around the world partici- Trelleborg’s
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Jul/Aug 2018 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 4Engineering. He is also an at- 5 John LaRese is the Technical Advisor for Exxon- Vladimir Bibik, IT torney and a graduate of the Widener University Mobil Marine Fuels. He has been with ExxonMobil Mark O’Malley, Public Relations Commonwealth School of Law. for over 39 years. Most of his career was
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May/Jun 2018 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 61skewing overall supplies to such an extent that fuel prices across the board will Luca Volta is Marine Fuels Ven- start to rise. ture Manager with ExxonMobil. In its Voyager newsletter in January ExxonMobil writes that it will supply 0.5% fuels in ports “in Northwest Europe, the Volta was asked to expand
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May 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 65RSC Bio Solutions’ RSC EnviroLogic Photo: RSC Bio Solutions Photo: ExxonMobil Grease 2 WREP (Water Resistant Extreme Pressure) is available in 35 lb / 15.875 kg ExxonMobil’s Mobil SHC Aware HS: hydraulic oils pails, 14 oz / 396 g cartridges and 120 lb / formulated to offer protection in challenging
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May 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 63transiting both in and out tially, a signi? cantly higher than OEM- of ECAs. The new oil also has increased recommended feed rate of Chevron’s ExxonMobil: Mobil SHC Aware HS neutralization capability in comparison to Taro Special HT 100 cylinder lubricant ExxonMobil has introduced its Mobil conventional
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June 2018 - Marine News page: 16INSIGHTS cally on the horizon in general. However the expected rush Mobil merger changed the trading patterns that created to LNG never materialized fully, and most LNG projects the unit in the
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February 2018 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 68MobilServ Lube Oil Analysis TECH FILE: FUELS & LUBES Submitting a lube oil sample is as easy as “1, 2, 3” via the MobilServ app. © yanlev/Adobe Stock s vessel owners aggressively scan a QR code, enter a few bits of data more set in its ways regarding machinery As the new service creates an elec- seek
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November 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 23Driven by performance. Backed by results. In tough industry conditions, you need to control how you operate. For many years, ExxonMobil’s proven marine lubricants and services have kept engines operating at peak performance. Our solutions have helped customers to defeat cold corrosion, reduce cylinder
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October 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 3Driven by performance. Backed by results. In tough industry conditions, you need to control how you operate. For many years, ExxonMobil’s proven marine lubricants and services have kept engines operating at peak performance. Our solutions have helped customers to defeat cold corrosion, reduce cylinder
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September 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 7Congratulations, McAllister Towing ExxonMobil extends our best wishes to McAllister Towing on their powerful new tugboat, the Captain Brian A. McAllister. With 6,770 horsepower, it is the first Tier 4 shipdocking tug on the US East Coast. Congratulations on the newest addition to your fleet, protected
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September 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 3Driven by performance. Backed by results. In tough industry conditions, you need to control how you operate. For many years, ExxonMobil’s proven marine lubricants and services have kept engines operating at peak performance. Our solutions have helped customers to defeat cold corrosion, reduce cylinder
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July 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 2nd CoverDriven by performance. Backed by results. In tough industry conditions, you need to control how you operate. For many years, ExxonMobil’s proven marine lubricants and services have kept engines operating at peak performance. Our solutions have helped customers to defeat cold corrosion, reduce cylinder
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May 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 3Driven by performance. Backed by results. In tough industry conditions, you need to control how you operate. For many years, ExxonMobil’s proven marine lubricants and services have kept engines operating at peak performance. Our solutions have helped customers to defeat cold corrosion, reduce cylinder
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March 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 56Banks of New- ly started to conduct training using the bases as part of its ongoing preventa- resenting operations in harsh environ- foundland for Exxon Mobil and its part- new technology in 2016. The OOS simu- tive maintenance and upgrade planning. ments and ice covered waters. ners. This project will see
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December 2016 - Marine News page: 22borrower and have the mainte- more than twice the amount of the ? rst nance, dockage and other costs of a vessel continued to be quarter of 2016. Exxon Mobil, Royal paid by the obligor. It also allows the obligor to work the Dutch Shell, Chevron, Total and BP vessel and generate revenue from its operation
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November 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 11An oil that thrives under pressure. ™ With Mobil Delvac 1 ESP 5W-40, your workboat can go up to ten times longer between oil drains. Engineered to provide superior protection, it helps extend service intervals and reduce waste oil. Learn more at mobildelvacmarine.com Visit us at the International