Energy in 2014
Highlights from a speech given by BP’s Group Chief Executive on energy in 2014.
Highlights from a speech given by BP’s Group Chief Executive on energy in 2014.
Servomex has achieved the Planet Mark sustainability certification.
A new poll has revealed that energy and infrastructure will play key roles in the 2016 US election.
The Arabian Gulf’s petrochemicals industry is taking steps to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.
Joe Petrowski, Energy Expert, Mercantor Partners, has warned that lack of infrastructure is fuelling California’s water crisis.
Devco have announced that the world’s largest HI-CAP sulfur melting facility is under construction.
BP’s Statistical Review shows that 2014 was a year of shifts in global energy consumption and production.
Some of the latest announcements from companies active within the oil and gas sector.
Statoil’s Energy Perspectives report outlines a possible way to meet the 2-degree target, but will require a lot from many people.
Johnson Matthey performed in line with expectations in 2014 - 2015, delivering good growth in many areas of its business.
GE’s ‘Addressing Water Scarcity through Recycling and Reuse’ paper highlights four major water reuse policy options for governments to consider.
Several new initiatives were launched at the Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas (ECPA) and the sixth Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM6).
The chief executives of Royal Dutch Shell, BP, Eni, Total, Statoil and the BG Group made the appeal ahead of a new round of U.N. climate talks.
Oil and Gas Climate Initiative tackles improved emissions management and transition to lower carbon energy.
Comments on the National Ambient Air Quality Standard.