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ExxonMobil Working to Store CO2 in Depleted Offshore Fields in Australia's Gippsland Basin

April 14, 2022

Illustration - Exxon's platform offshore Australia - ©ExxonMobil

Categories: Energy Geoscience Activity Australia/NZ Decarbonization

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ExxonMobil Working to Store CO2 in Depleted Offshore Fields in Australia's Gippsland Basin

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