BP CEO Bob Dudley, in his keynote speech given as the “Petroleum Executive of the Year” on Wednesday, raised his concerns with the global divestment and disclosure movements that have risen up around the fossil fuel industry, saying that they “could lead to bad outcomes.”
Global carbon emissions remained flat for the third year in a row, driven by a globally weak demand for energy and a cleaner energy mix, according to the latest edition of the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, published incongruously enough by British multinational oil and gas company, BP.
UK-based multinational oil and gas company BP announced this week that it has decided not to proceed with a controversial exploration oil drilling program in the Great Australian Bight. BP announced on Tuesday (PDF) that it had made the decision not to proceed with the program following “the review and refresh … [continued]
British Petroleum, otherwise known as BP, could be helping to solve some of the sustainable energy transportation puzzle. The British oil and gas giant is trying out two new advanced biofuels in hopes that they will hit the market by 2014, according to a recent Bloomberg article. BP has … [continued]
The reports come at us every month, from the Gulf, Alaska, the North Sea, small towns in Texas, Colorado, Pennsylvania and from the Yellowstone River. There is no place on earth that these greaseheads will not despoil and are not actively and zealously engaged in destroying. Make a note that these are only the events that get reported or otherwise discovered.
The utility company National Grid has teamed up with solar specialist Rivermoor Energy to build a 1-megawatt solar array at a former industrial site in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The new project is more than double the size of its closest competitor, a 425 kilowatt solar array located on the site of … [continued]
