Energy super majors are showing further signs of plans to turn to clean energy with recent news announcing that Exxon Mobile has made plans with an as - yet unnamed company to capture carbon - dioxide emissions . This comes after Total , the French oil super major , announced a $ 1.1bn deal to buy battery power Saft Groupe SA earlier this week . Furthermore , Canadian Pipeline Elmbridge Inc. announced it will be investing $ 218 m for stakes in offshore wind farms , aiming to double its low energy generation capacity . However , such investments remain relatively small compared to industry investments , with record investments from Total standing at $ 1.1bn and thus representing a small fraction of the $ 120bn market value .
Energy super majors are showing further evidence of plans to turn to clean energy with recent news announcing that Exxon Mobile has made plans with an as-yet unnamed company to capture carbon-dioxide emissions. This comes after Total, the French oil super major, announced a $1.1bn deal to buy battery power Saft Groupe SA earlier this week. Furthermore, Canadian Pipeline Elmbridge Inc. announced it will be paying $218m for stakes in offshore wind farms, aiming to double its low carbon generating capacity. However, such investments remain relatively small compared to industry standards, with record investments from Total standing at $1.1bn and thus representing a small fraction of the $120bn market value.