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From: Denc 🗡
Wise decision to sell these 10% above the current price and invest the dough in Standard Life now 15% above

what I paid. I did tell you….

A good business fcuked over by wokery and the climate scam

BP’s new boss prepares for battle with oil giant’s green investors
Meg O’Neill wants the energy company to focus on fossil fuels. Some shareholders have other ideas

British Petroleum? Beyond Petroleum? Or just beyond saving? For the third time in just six years, troubled energy giant BP is promising a break with the past.

A new chief executive is in place, along with a new chairman and a raft of other new faces in top leadership jobs. And the road ahead is now clear, according to new chief executive Meg O’Neill.

“I believe we can safely accelerate performance and drive innovation, sustainability and growth,” she told staff last week as she announced yet another corporate reset, splitting the company into two business units.

The shake-up will see BP return to its traditional structure of one unit dedicated to oil and gas production, and another to refining and sales. It marks a clear ambition to get back to what BP is known for: fossil fuels.

Hired from Australia’s Woodside Energy, O’Neill is the first woman to lead BP in its 117-year history.

But she is also the company’s third chief executive in as many years – and over the coming months she is set to be among the FTSE 100’s most closely watched corporate leaders.

Edited on 19/04/2026 at 14:55:45.

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