ExxonMobil gets zero waste validation

By OEM Update Editorial January 14, 2019 3:38 pm

ExxonMobil has announced its global network of lubricants blending and packaging plants, which manufacture all Mobil-branded products, has received the zero waste to Landfill Silver validation from UL, making it the first petroleum products company to secure this validation.

The company’s lubricant operation is successfully diverting over 90 per cent of the waste produced in its global plant network from local landfills. More than 50,000 tonne of waste produced per year are being redeployed into new, productive uses that will bring greater value to the environment and the economy. This achievement demonstrates the company’s commitment to reducing environmental impacts and enables commercial and retail consumers more sustainable choices through Mobil-branded lubricants.

“Reducing environmental impact is an important focus for ExxonMobil and a core part of our commitment to operating responsibly everywhere we do business,” said Terry Neal, global lubricant operations manager at ExxonMobil. “Achieving UL’s zero waste to Landfill at the silver level is an accomplishment toward our goal to ‘Protect Tomorrow. Today.’ and further demonstrates our commitment to bring all consumers high quality solutions to meet their business objectives.”

“Customers and consumers can feel confident they are making Mobil lubricant purchasing decisions that help fulfil their personal and business goals, including choosing partners that share in a commitment to reducing environmental impacts,” said Bennett Hansen, global lubricants marketing director at ExxonMobil.

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