Sister ships Esso Atlantic and Esso Pacific were massive oil tankers built for Exxon, each measuring over 406 metres long. They boasted a deadweight capacity of 516,000 tons, making them some of ...

Ships of the Esso fleet in World War II Smithsonian Libraries and Archives. Object Details Author Standard Oil Company Panama Transport Company Notes Map on lining-papers. "The records of 135 ocean ...

There were also ships that transported more than 7,000 tons of heating oil and 1,200 tons of diesel oil, like the Esso Hamburg, which was scuttled in June 1941.

In short: Esso is planning to remove about half of its platforms and structures in the Gippsland Basin commencing in 2027. The proposal involves removing all steel platforms down to a depth of 55m ...