He said of the climate report, "we believe the risks of climate change are serious and warrant action, thoughtful action," citing steps the company is taking to reduce emissions and advance biofuels and green technology.
A separate proposal calling for a report on Exxon's efforts to reduce emissions of methane, another greenhouse gas, in its operations received support by 38.7 percent of ballots cast.
Another proposal calling on the company to increase shareholder payouts "in light of the climate change related risks of stranded carbon investment," was approved by less than 4 percent of ballots cast. Exxon had opposed both proposals.
This article was provided by Reuters.