Helping Deliver Louisiana Energy

Few challenges are more important than maintaining an accessible and affordable supply of energy while reducing its environmental impact. ExxonMobil is playing a leading role in addressing this challenge by maximizing the production of current sources of energy and spearheading lower-carbon technologies. Working to make these goals a reality, ExxonMobil Pipeline Company is leveraging its pipeline and logistical expertise to keep today’s energy products flowing while preparing to safely transport products that will empower Louisiana’s lower-carbon future.

Are you interested in an upcoming HazMat Liquid & CO₂ Pipeline and Industrial Fire Emergencies training class?

Register for our upcoming classes using the links below. First time TEEX training participants will need to select "create account" within the myTEEX student portal when registering. All courses are hosted by TEEX in College Station, TX on Saturdays and Sundays. Prerequisites are required to attend, please see course description for more information.

September 20-21, 2025

November 8-9, 2025

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Updates

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company is committed to developing safe and reliable energy sources for the future. Learn more about the technology and innovations that are helping to meet your community's energy needs.

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company sponsors April TEEX emergency responder training

04/30/2025

This past weekend, the ExxonMobil-sponsored HazMat Liquid & CO2 Pipeline and Industrial Fire Emergencies training saw more than 25 first responders from 18 departments participate.

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company receives API Distinguished Pipeline Safety Award for third consecutive year

04/29/2025

ExxonMobil Pipeline Company is honored and humbled to share that we have been recognized with the API Distinguished Pipeline Safety Award for the third consecutive year.

LSU Engineering students attend ExxonMobil Baton Rouge terminal tour

04/25/2025

Recently, students from LSU’s National Society of Black Engineers and the Coalition of Black Women in Engineering visited our Baton Rouge terminal for a facility site tour.

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Hear from Community Leaders

We want our communities to have educational resources to learn more about CO₂ and the need for an expanded pipeline network. We also want the first responders in our communities to be prepared with emergency response tactics needed to address CO₂-specific hazards. That’s one reason why we sponsor the participation of local and regional emergency responders in programs such as the Hazmat Liquid & CO₂ Pipeline and Industrial Fire Emergency Response trainings with Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).

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How We Support Louisiana

Supporting Louisiana Businesses

Louisiana businesses have benefitted from our work through subcontracting service agreements and increased spending at local establishments—restaurants, hotels, equipment rental operators and other suppliers and service providers will enjoy an economic boost during construction.

Louisiana as a Global Player

For more than 100 years, ExxonMobil has been a part of the oil and petrochemical industries in Louisiana. Our work is vital to pushing the state and country to the forefront of the global energy marketplace.

Workforce Training

With the oil and natural gas industry providing some of the most sought-after jobs for the region, ExxonMobil Pipeline Company is invested in preparing the next generation of workers. We are partnering with local universities and community colleges to ensure Louisianans can take advantage of the great opportunities the industry has to offer.

Committed to the Community

Our team strives to do what is best for the communities where we operate and the surrounding parishes at every step of the permitting and construction process—this is our home too.

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Pipeline Facts and Resources

Pipelines are designed to meet stringent federal and state regulations covering pipeline material, strength and thickness. Pipelines, like cable, water and sewer lines, travel near the surface and far away from water sources deeper below. Computer-aided pipeline monitoring can rapidly detect issues so that pipeline operators can quickly shut down pumps and close valves to isolate segments, if necessary. This helps ensure families and communities are protected.

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Operating pipelines safely.

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