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  • With Auchincloss in place, can BP go green and print green?

    February 5, 2024

    The US giants Exxon and Chevron have reported their second-highest profits since David Cameron and Barack Obama were leading the free world. Across the pond, Shell also posted some rather handsome results last week.Next in line to report is BP, the little brother of the group in a market cap sense, which will update the [...]

  • Week ahead: BP’s strategy under new chief, UBS’ Credit Suisse integration update

    February 4, 2024

    Markets are bracing for full-year results from BP and UBS this week, while several regions will release data on the performance of the services sector.

  • Biden’s liquified natural gas halt sparks outcry from energy giants

    February 4, 2024

    The US President’s pause on pending and future permits to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) to non-Free Trade Agreement countries is facing backlash from some of the world’s biggest energy giants. The oil sector’s top brass, including Shell’s CEO, have criticised Joe Biden’s move to put on hold any approvals for LNG export terminals, saying [...]

  • Tata Steel begins formal 45-day consultation over plans for Port Talbot plant

    February 3, 2024

    Tata will replace existing blast furnaces with electric arc furnaces

  • Shell takes second place behind Exxon in oil supermajor earnings

    February 2, 2024

    US oil heavyweights Chevron and Exxon have beaten a subdued global oil price to post their second-biggest profits in ten years.

  • Oil giant BP names first female CFO ahead of 2023 results

    February 2, 2024

    Since September last year, Kate Thomson served as interim chief financial officer when the previous incumbent-now chief executive Murray Auchincloss stepped up to the interim leader position.

  • Ofgem to investigate claims of wind farms overcharging billpayers millions

    February 2, 2024

    Energy regulator Ofgem is investigating the claims that wind farms may have incorrectly added close to £51m to taxpayer bills since 2018.

  • Dutch battery firm Lionvolt saves London-listed AMTE Power from collapse

    February 2, 2024

    AMTE Power’s business and assets have been sold out of administration to Dutch battery technology firm LionVolt. The sale ends a process for the beleaguered battery cell manufacturer, the only of its kind founded in Britain, that have run since June last year when the notified investors that it was struggling to raise additional finance [...]

  • Shell chief says ditching oil production wind-down was not to ‘create a lack of transparency’

    February 1, 2024

    Last year’s walk-back of Shell’s staggered oil production cuts was not done to “create a lack of transparency” but to “focus on the key targets that matter,” Shell’s chief executive has said. In an analyst call following the company’s release of its fourth quarter and full-year results for 2023, Wael Sawan said the decision to [...]

  • Glencore: Mining giant expects profits to hold despite key metals output slump

    February 1, 2024

    Glencore expects production of nickel, cobalt and copper to come in lower this year on top of already depreciated levels

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