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19 June 2019
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ExxonMobil's chief process engineer, Don Victory, speaks on the development of LNG as a transportation fuel

A significant energy transition is underway with many factors shaping the world’s energy future. As stated in ExxonMobil’s Energy Outlook, technology will be vital to address climate risks and improve the standard of living. Gastech Insights had the opportunity to speak to ExxonMobil's Chief Process Engineer, Don Victory, at the Gastech Governing Body Voting Meeting in March to hear his views on how the global market is innovating and growing. Watch the full video to discover more on the development of LNG as a transportation fuel and how technological advances are aiding in the monetisation of gas resources.   Renowned for its quality, breadth and expertise, the Gastech Conference is one n

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