REMIT

Regulation on Wholesale Energy Market Integrity and Transparency REMIT overview

REMIT Disclosure Obligations

The European Union Regulation on Wholesale Energy Market Integrity and Transparency (No 1227/2011) (“REMIT”) came into force on 28th December 2011. REMIT provides a market abuse framework for wholesale energy markets and, amongst other things, requires market participants to publically disclose inside information that they and their parent and related undertakings possess in relation to facilities and businesses that they or their affiliates own, operate or control, partly or wholly.

ExxonMobil has established these REMIT disclosure webpages to make any public disclosures that it is required to make under REMIT. The information contained in these webpages relates primarily to those European facilities that are operated by ExxonMobil affiliates and in respect of which inside information may arise as a result of their power generation or consumption activities.

In relation to co-venture facilities that are not operated by ExxonMobil, the operator of such co-venture facilities has primary responsibility for making any required disclosures under REMIT. However, in circumstances where co-venture operators are unable to make such disclosures, the “Other Market Messages” webpage will be used to meet REMIT disclosure requirements. (Gas producing assets are operated by ExxonMobil in Germany but the production levels are such that currently we do not believe that information around changes in such levels is capable of amounting to inside information.)

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