Can ExxonMobil make attractive returns from its US CCUS portfolio?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- The US underpins ExxonMobil’s leadership in the CCUS sector
- Capturing value while managing risk and uncertainty
- The impact on cash flow and value
Tables and charts
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US net CCUS capacity: top players with capacity broken down by development typeExxonMobil’s US CCUS portfolioExxonMobil’s US CCUS projects modelled by Wood Mackenzie: NPV,10 by project
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Denbury’s CCUS portfolio by project: IRR versus capexWeighted average IRR for ExxonMobil’s conventional upstream resource themes, Denbury’s CCUS portfolio and renewable powerFee toll sensitivity on the post-tax IRR of Denbury’s CCUS portfolioOperating cash flow: TotalEnergies’ wind and solar assets versus ExxonMobil’s US CCUS portfolio*NPV10 breakdown of ExxonMobil’s upstream and CCUS assetsThe evolution of global CCUS capture capacity for end-use sectors by region (Wood Mackenzie base case)*
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