ExxonMobil Pipeline Company

09/01/2026

Meet one of the people helping drive excellence at ExxonMobil Pipeline Company, Corey Wheaton. Growing up in Nova Scotia and inspired by early STEM experiences, Corey joined ExxonMobil seven years ago and has built a successful career spanning project management, sales and operations.

Today, as Process Lead at Finch Terminal, Corey helps lead the safe and reliable operation of one of North America’s highest throughput distribution terminals. His team recently added new products at Finch, helping create opportunities for renewable fuels in the future – an accomplishment he’s proud of and a testament to his team’s commitment to advancing our operations.

Beyond the terminal, Corey and the Finch team are dedicated to giving back, participating in more than a dozen community volunteer activities each year. From supporting local food banks to volunteering with STEM organizations, they’re helping strengthen the communities where we live and work and inspiring the next generation of problem solvers.

Thank you, Corey, for the work you do to ensure the safe, reliable and efficient operations at our Finch Terminal, and the time you spend giving back to the communities we serve.

08/26/2026

Join Us for the 13th Annual EMPCo-AMFO Clay Shoot!

Mark your calendars for November 5, 2026, and join us for the 13th Annual EMPCo-AMFO Clay Shoot, hosted by ExxonMobil Pipeline Company in support of United Way of Greater Houston.

This annual event brings together ExxonMobil team members, sponsors, and guests for a fun-filled day of sporting clays, networking, and giving back to our community. Every registration and sponsorship helps support the important work United Way Greater Houston does throughout the region.

Interested in participating or becoming a sponsor? Register as an individual shooter, team, or sponsor!

We're also seeking donations for raffle prizes, food, beverages, safety equipment, T-shirts, and other items to help make the event a success.

🔗 Register today: https://birdease.com/30461

Let's come together for a great day on the course while making a meaningful impact in our community.

08/25/2026

It takes a team to tackle hunger. That’s why ExxonMobil Pipeline Company employees recently visited the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank for a Pack the Box volunteer event, where our team worked together to fill 25 pallets of food boxes for families in need throughout the region.

We’re proud to dedicate our time and resources to supporting the communities where we live and work. A special thank you to our employees who volunteered their time and helped make a meaningful difference for local families.

Together, we’re committed to serving our communities and making a positive impact.

08/21/2026

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company recently attended the National Association of State Fire Marshals (NASFM) Annual Conference in Grover, California, where our representatives Michael Smith, Justin Stegall, and Luke Legate connected with fire service leaders and safety professionals from across the country.

The conference provided a valuable opportunity to learn from leading safety organizations, share best practices, and strengthen relationships with partners who are committed to protecting communities.

Our continued collaboration with NASFM reflects ExxonMobil's commitment to enhancing pipeline safety through partnership and ongoing engagement with emergency response professionals.

08/20/2026

Preparation is so important when every second counts. That’s why 67 professionals came together at our Irving Fuels Terminal for a successful emergency preparedness exercise.

We were proud to welcome representatives from 11 organizations: DART Emergency, GHD Group, City of Irving Emergency Management, Irving Fire Department, Irving Police Department, Irving Water Authority, Dallas County Emergency Management, MSRC, Driver Pipeline, Republic Services, and the The Response Group.

A special thank you to all of our employees and community partners for their participation and commitment to making this exercise a success!

At EMPCo, safety is a top priority and exercises like this demonstrate our ongoing commitment to staying prepared, keeping our people and facilities safe, and protecting the communities we serve.

08/14/2026

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company attended the Louisiana Gas Association (LGA) 2026 Pipeline Safety Conference in New Orleans this week.

The conference brought together energy professionals to share the latest industry updates, pipeline safety protocols, emergency management procedures and regulatory developments.

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company representatives Michael Smith and Randy Haddad joined peers from across the industry to learn, collaborate and share best practices, with Michael also serving as a speaker on CO₂ pipeline safety and emergency preparedness training.

Thank you to LGA for hosting and creating opportunities that help advance safety across the energy industry.

08/05/2026

With help from industry partners like ExxonMobil, LSU's PERTT lab is constructing a CO₂ research well to help prepare students and professionals to stay at the top of their field.

Learn more about these unique research capabilities:
https://www.lsu.edu/eng/pete/pertt-lab/co2researchwell.php

08/04/2026

Yesterday, SOWELA Technical Community College celebrated the ribbon cutting of its new multi-purpose room, marking an exciting addition to the Oakdale campus! The event also included over 40 educators showcasing projects they created during their week-long summer STEM Professional Development program.

Made possible through an ExxonMobil Giving $225,000 contribution, the space and professional development program are a continued investment in education and collaboration. ExxonMobil was represented by Mindy Green, Michael Butler, and Jade Duplessis, with special remarks from ExxonMobil Foundation President Alvin Abraham.

Also in attendance to commemorate the occasion was Louisiana Community and Technical College System President Richard Nelson, SOWELA Chancellor Dr. Neil Aspinwall, Allen Parish School Board Superintendent Brad Soileau, and local community leaders.

We’re excited to see how this new multi-purpose room will be used by both SOWELA and the community and we wish all the teachers all the best as they head back to school.

08/03/2026

07/31/2026

This week, 19 first-year engineering students attended the four-day Carbon STEM Summer Camp at Tennessee State University.

They learned about carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology and will be teaching the project to middle and high school students during the school year. These students have been part of an 8-week summer program preparing them for their upcoming engineering classes. Instructors from the Tapia Center provided training for these students, including principles of Project Based Learning (PBL) and carbon.

Thursday was ExxonMobil Day. It included a Nashville Terminal tour where Brian Daniel, Perrion Barbour, Jessica Terhesh, John Waddell and Edwin Williams hosted and spoke to the students about CCS advancements and applying STEM skills within the energy industry.

These students are tomorrow’s innovators, and we’re proud to be part of their educational journeys as they learn more about STEM and the career pathways it provides.