The British company maintained its dividend at 7.27 cents per share and extended its $1.5 billion share buyback programme over the next three months, leaving its payout policy unchanged
The high-profile departure comes only two weeks after Looney resigned, admitting to not fully disclosing relationships with colleagues
British energy major BP chief executive Bernard Looney on Saturday echoed India's views on energy transition being just and orderly, saying the shift from fossil-based system of energy to renewable sources has to be done in a manner so as to avoid price shocks like the ones witnessed last year. Looney said oil and gas will continue to be a source of energy for the world for "many, many decades to come" and companies and countries around the world have to continue investing in existing fossil fuels and in transition projects at the same time. Speaking at the B20 Summit India organised by CII, he said the world needs a rapid and at the same time orderly transition. Oil and gas, extracted from below ground and seabed and used to power vehicles, fly airplanes, produce power and used in several industries, make up for 55 per cent of the world's energy consumption. Replacing it won't happen overnight and so there is a need to continue investing in today's energy system so as to meet dema
BP's shares, however, were around 4.5% lower by 0923 GMT - compared with a drop of around 1.3% for an index of European oil companies
Reliance Industries Ltd and its partner bp of the UK have offered for auction 6 million standard cubic metres per day of more gas from their KG-D6 block as the partners bring the deepest field in the block to production. The two partners will on May 19 e-auction 6 mmscmd of gas, whose supplies will start from June 1, according to a tender document. Bidders have been asked to quote a variable 'v' over and above the JKM price, the spot market benchmark for liquefied natural gas (LNG) delivered to Japan and South Korea. The starting bid price is V = USD -0.06 (minus 0.06) per mmBtu. "Each Bidder is required to enter bids that are higher than or equal to the starting bid price," the tender document said, adding the maximum value of 'v' that would be accepted will be USD 0.75 per mmBtu. The JKM price is around USD 11.5 per million British thermal units at present. And the start price of the auction translates into a gas price of USD 11.44 per mmBtu and at the ceiling, it would result in
Announces further $2.75 bn in share buybacks; annual profit more than doubles to a record $28 bn
The firm more than doubled its third-quarter profit from a year earlier to $8.15 billion and expanded its share buybacks by $2.5 billion
"As part of this partnership, Nexus malls will be installed with 24x7 charging infrastructure for two and four-wheeler EVs," Jio-bp said in a statement.
Volkswagen also has European charging cooperations with Italy's Enel and Spain's Iberdrola, with Diess saying there would soon be an update on the latter alliance
Exxon holds a 30% stake, alongside Rosneft, Japan's SODECO and India's ONGC Videsh, in Sakhalin Island oil and gas fields in Russia's Far East
Companies with Russian assets under pressure; some Russian banks shut out from SWIFT; EU, Canada, Britain shut airspace to Russia
BP is the biggest foreign investor in Russia, and its dramatic exit puts the spotlight on other Western companies with operations in the country amid an escalating crisis between the West and Moscow
BP reports $12.8 billion profit in 2021; BP expands greenhouse gas emission reduction plans
So far, bp ventures only has one Indian investment - it put $13 million into EV ride-hailing firm BluSmart in September - and the country makes up about 2% of its $800 million portfolio
Company posts $3.3 billion third-quarter profit, beating estimates as oil prices surge
BluSmart will use the capital to expand its fleet of electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations from its home city of Delhi to five additional Indian cities in the next two years
BP Ventures has made its first direct investment in India by pumping in USD 13 million in integrated EV ride-hailing and charging company BluSmart. It led a USD 25 million Series A round that also saw support from Mayfield India Fund, 9Unicorns and Survam Partners, alongside other existing investors, the firm said in a statement. "BluSmart will use the capital to expand its fleet of electric vehicles and charging stations from its home city of Delhi to five additional Indian cities in the next two years," it said. The statement, however, did not say the funding will translate into how much equity holding in BluSmart. Sophia Nadur, managing partner at BP Ventures, will join BluSmart's board. To date, BP Ventures has invested almost USD 800 million in more than 60 companies across seven geographies. BP Ventures was set up more than 10 years ago to identify and invest in private, high growth, game-changing technology companies, accelerating innovation across the entire energy ...
BluSmart, through its all electric fleet, provides zero-surge and zero-tailpipe emission ride-hailing service in the Delhi NCR
The second of the three deep-water gas developments, planned jointly, was expected to start production in mid-2021
The government on Wednesday left the price of natural gas produced by companies such as ONGC unchanged at a decade-low rate of USD 1.79