Former BP CFO to chair new energy venture at Ineos
Petrochemicals giant Ineos said today it was launching a new division chaired by former BP chief financial officer Brian Gilvary.
Petrochemicals giant Ineos said today it was launching a new division chaired by former BP chief financial officer Brian Gilvary.
BP has acquired a majority stake in carbon offset developer Finite Carbon, building on its existing interest in the company.
Bosses at Serica said today that work to bring a third well at the Rhum field into production has run into “frustrating” and costly delays.
Bank of China Ltd. has sued BP Plc in Singapore over its alleged role in fabricating oil deals with collapsed trader Hin Leong, in the latest effort by a creditor to recover losses after one of the biggest trading scandals in decades.
As we endure these challenging times, the climate emergency persists, and the planet continues to be threatened. Without a strong and stable economy, the funds to invest in a greener, cleaner future simply won’t be there. Even with the fall in carbon emissions, our modelling shows that the pandemic will only reduce demand through to 2050 by 8%.1
As a trio of women is set to ascend to the top of one of the world’s most powerful oil-trading operations, the gender gap in the rest of the industry remains stark.
BP is moving out of its current North Sea offices to set up a new regional headquarters in Aberdeen, which will be half the size.
A group of north-east oil industry and business professionals are closing in on their £25,000 festive fundraising target with two weeks to spare.
As one of the most unusual years in all of our lives draws towards a close, we have been asked to share a few reflections on the effects felt in the energy sector.
Despite offshore exploration spending hitting a new low, drilling activities are expected to ramp up, with BP’s exciting Ironbark-1 well targeting a potentially giant gas deposit off Western Australia and Santos probing an exciting shale formation in Northern Australia
North Sea oil and gas firms are being warned they will need to become “wholly different” if they want to retain their position in the structure of the UK’s economy.
Access to capital is the major challenge facing sub-Saharan Africa’s energy sector.
Fresh from overtaking ExxonMobil as North America’s biggest oil company, Chevron has a “simple promise” to investors: higher returns and lower carbon.
A new “Manifesto for Clean Growth” unites public, private and third sector partners in a shared mission to identify the economic opportunities a net-zero future offers the Scottish economy.
ExxonMobil is about to incur the biggest writedown in its modern history as what was once an exemplar of American capitalist might shudders under the weight of debilitated energy markets.
Growth capital investor BGF has completed a multimillion-pound investment in engineering information management software company Datum360.
Iman Hill, an industry veteran of 30 years, has replaced Gordon Ballard as executive director of the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP).
First oil from a North Sea field has been hailed as an encouraging sign that the basin remains attractive.
A £200 million North Sea project that environmental activists repeatedly tried to thwart has delivered first oil.
The West of Shetland oil and gas (WoS) basin has long been held aloft as the UK’s last great hope for indigenous oil and gas production growth.
The total amount expected to be spent on decommissioning oil fields in the West of Shetland this decade has surged above £1billion.
Energy giant BP has sold its head office in London to Hong-Kong based Lifestyle International for £250 million, a news report said.
The rush for renewable energy investments by oil companies is driving up values and risks “overheating” the sector, a report from IHS Markit has warned.
The CEO of Brewdog has entered into a public spat with BP over its carbon emissions, comparing the energy giant to “Darth Vader”.
Greenpeace has been told that its activism in the North Sea crossed "the line” and “put lives at risk”, during the inaugural ETIDEX event from Energy Voice.