bp to cut 5% of global workforce
Energy giant bp is cutting 5% of its global workforce to save costs.
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Energy giant bp is cutting 5% of its global workforce to save costs.
The Republican administration will not be sworn in until Monday (20th January) but already the heat is rising on energy and climate policy following Chris Wright’s testimony at a Senate confirmation hearing for Energy Secretary.
Declining optimism, deepening geopolitical tensions and tariff-led economic impacts are shrouding the world as we enter 2025 but one bright spark is a fall in inflation, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks report...
The Forever Lobbying Project has estimated cleaning up PFAS contamination in Europe will cost $2trn over 20 years, or $100bn annually.
Prasanna Kannan, Commercial Director at Zero Petroleum, discusses the company’s role in the industry, how the company has developed in the last 12 months and their fully-featured synthetic fuels plant, on gasworld’s E-Fuels & Synthetic...
The US Department of the Treasury has introduced new sanctions to reduce Russian energy revenues by blocking Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas, and imposing new measures to tackle the ‘shadow fleet’ of opaque operations and traders.
Shell expects lower LNG liquefaction volumes in Q4, ahead of published results on January 30.
Dominic Ellis reviews how the once-constrained helium market is adjusting to plentiful supply and Christian Anneseley shines the spotlight on new helium producers
A little over five years ago, on 31st December 2019, the World Health Organisation’s Country Office in China picked up a media statement by the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission from their website on cases of ‘viral...
New Nippon Gases President Raoul Giudici explains how firm foundations will serve as a springboard for the group into a renewables and technology-oriented future
