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  • BP rubbishes Rosneft claim it is set to ‘wait out’ Russia’s war in Ukraine

    June 19, 2022

    OIL giant BP has rubbished claims by the boss of Russian energy firm Rosneft that it was second-guessing its decision to pull out of the country after the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine. Igor Sechin said BP still remained its largest private shareholder despite announcing its departure from a three-decade partnership with the Russian company. “All [...]

  • London-listed energy giants shake off windfall tax jitters

    May 26, 2022

    London-listed energy firms shook off concerns over the impact of a looming windfall tax on their excess profits during opening exchanges this morning. The capital’s premier FTSE 100 index edged 0.09 per cent higher to 7,529.53 points, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, [...]

  • Windfall tax: There was little sympathy for loss-making energy giants in depths of 2020

    May 10, 2022

    Is business turning on business? It appeared so yesterday morning when the well-respected Tesco chair John Allan said the case for a windfall tax on energy giants had become “overwhelming.” Needless to say, Labour jumped all over this, just as they did when the former Financial Times editor Lionel Barber said the same. But alas, [...]

  • Shell profits fuel calls for windfall tax: Record results come days after BP bumper earnings

    May 5, 2022

    Shell has further fuelled demands for a windfall tax on the sector as it revealed record first-quarter profits thanks to soaring oil and gas prices, just days after bumper earnings from rival BP. The oil giant posted better-than-expected underlying earnings for the first three months of 2022, at £7.2bn – nearly three times the £2.5bn [...]

  • From Russia with losses: BP counts the cost of Rosneft exit amid escalating windfall tax row

    May 4, 2022

    BP’s decision to pull out of its Russian holdings after the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine has blown a £20bn hole in its first quarter finances.

  • Uber Eats signs global delivery deal with BP, including 120 outlets in the UK

    March 29, 2022

    Uber Eats will start delivering items from 120 BP outlets across the UK by the end of June as part of a new global agreement. The convenience food delivery platform has signed a deal with petrol and service station operator, with 3,000 outlets hoped to be participating across Australia, New Zealand, Poland, South Africa the [...]

  • BP to inject £1bn into EV infrastructure amid calls to ease ‘charging anxiety’

    March 24, 2022

    BP has reportedly tabled plans to triple the number of charging ports for electric vehicles (EV), amid calls for greater investment into EV infrastructure. The energy giant is aims to operations around 24,000 charging points in Britain by 2030, under a fresh £1bn investment plan due to be unveiled this week, the Financial Times first [...]

  • 200,000 barrels a day: BP joins forces with Eni to create Angola’s largest oil and gas producer

    March 14, 2022

    BP and Eni told Morning Wire in an email that they have signed an agreement to form a new 50/50 independent company, Azule Energy through the combination of the two companies’ Angolan businesses. The agreement follows a memorandum of understanding between the companies agreed in May 2021. Azule Energy will be a new international energy [...]

  • Big Oil’s exit from Russia is finally a true confluence between profit and purpose

    March 3, 2022

    In November last year, any company with enough money to stamp their name on the top of a letterhead was clamouring to prove they weren’t just in it to make money; they were good people too.  The Cop26 climate change summit offered an opportunity for businesses of all stripes to issue press releases and host [...]

  • Editorial: Businesses deserve credit for what are very big decisions

    February 28, 2022

    Politicians sometimes resemble managers of struggling football teams; bad results are often written off as bad luck and outside of one’s control, but when the ball bounces in off somebody’s backside for a much-needed 90th minute winner they are, per the man in charge, often the result of some training ground masterstroke.  So it is [...]

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