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ExxonMobil leaves Gastech optimistic about LNG's role in energy security

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By Andrew Barry
| Energy Connects
Following discussions at Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, ExxonMobil's Andrew Barry reflects on LNG's growing role in energy security, long-term investment and emissions reduction. I would like to sincerely thank our colleagues, customers, host governments, counterparties and friends who spent time with ExxonMobil this week, whether at our stand, in meetings, between panel discussions, or at our reception and Power Play Awards.
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Positive messages emerge in Bangkok as ExxonMobil joins other Gastech attendees in mapping out a stable and reliable energy pathway

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By Andrew Barry
| Energy Connects
Perspectives from Andrew Barry, Vice President of Global LNG Marketing, and Chairman of LNG Market Development, ExxonMobil Upstream Company. With more than 30 years of international experience in the oil and gas industry, Barry leads the LNG marketing team at ExxonMobil.
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One lucky winner gets a bus ticket to Delcambre and two sisters get the last laugh

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By Andrew Barry
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
Two sisters once lived in a stately old home along Bayou Teche. By circumstances unique to each of them, both had returned to live in the family residence built many years before by their father, who owned a prosperous lumber company. The older sister, who had previously lived in Cuba where her husband was in the sugar business before the Castro revolution, was quite outgoing. She was on the board of directors of a local bank, and her knowledge about many subjects and topics was extensive.
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