Esso

ExxonMobil trades as Esso internationally. The name comes from the abbreviation S.O., for Standard Oil.
==1880–1911==
==1911–1923==
==1923–1934==
Esso 1923 A.svg|Alternate version
==1934–present (International); 1934-1973 (United States)==
===1934-1965===
Esso.svg|Print version
===1965–present (International); 1965-1973 (United States); 1965-2023 (Thailand)===
Esso (print).svg|Print version
Esso (inverted print).svg|Inverted print version
Esso (3D).svg|3D version
By January 1, 1973, all Esso stations in the United States were rebranded to Exxon
While in 11 January 2023 in Thailand, Esso is bought by Bangchak Corporation and was renamed to Bangchak Sriracha Public Company Limited (BSRC).
==1982-present (secondary)==
==See also==
*Enco
*Axion Energy
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