ExxonMobil Corporation expects its motor fuels and chemicals profits to rise to $16 billion by 2027, a $4 billion increase from current levels, driven by continuous demand growth. The company anticipates gasoline demand to peak later this decade, a longer timeframe than other forecasters. Exxon's Baytown, Texas-based refinery, which can process 564,440 barrels per day, is located next to a chemical unit, allowing it to shift from producing fuels to also making chemicals.