BP investors demand vote on any plans to scrap climate goals

NAMPA / DPA

2025-02-19

London (PA Media/dpa) - Nearly 50 major investors in BP have called on the British oil giant to let them vote on potential plans to scrap its climate goals. BP is holding a strategy meeting next week where it is widely expected to pull back from renewable energy promises, which have made less money than expected in recent years. Instead, the company is likely to refocus on oil and gas production in a bid to boost its share price and profit. BP ma......

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