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Connection August 2023
Welcome to the August 2023 edition of Connection
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This month we celebrate an important milestone in our decommissioning activities, with the last conductor pulled from the Fortescue platform. We’ve now completed almost $1 billion of early decommissioning works across our offshore operations, with Fortescue becoming the ninth facility to have reservoir abandonment work completed.
In a short video, Julien Celerier, Asia-Pacific New Opportunities Manager, details the amazing opportunities he has had as a geoscientist throughout his 15-year ExxonMobil career.
We also highlight the recent Longford & Offshore Stakeholder Dinner in Sale, where we updated the community on current and upcoming projects across our business, and this quarters Long Island Point Plant update, which reflects on the key news across the Hastings plant.
ExxonMobil Australia considers building strong community relationships an essential element of our business and we are hosting regular community consultation sessions near our sites, with upcoming one’s being held next week at both Lakes Entrance and Sale. Please see details in the link below.
You can also read more on our current activities on the Consultation Hub on our website.
We hope you enjoy this edition of Connection.
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In this edition
Fostering relationships with our Gippsland community
In May, we held our annual Longford & Offshore Community Stakeholder Dinner in Sale with over 60 community members attending the event.
Long Island Point Plant Update
July 2023 update from LIP Plant Manager, Andrew Cooke.
Wells team hit new milestone as last conductor pulled on Fortescue platform
The Wells team recently achieved a new milestone with the last conductor pulled on Fortescue. The platform is now ready for the next step in the decommissioning process and will be handed over to the Decommissioning team in October for the completion of flushing and draining activities