bp said it will cut its renewable energy investments and refocus on increasing oil and gas production.
The energy giant will outline its strategy later following pressure from some investors unhappy its profits and share price have been much lower than its rivals.
Shell and Norwegian company Equinor have already scaled back their plans to invest in green energy.
Some shareholders and environmental groups have voiced concerns over any potential ramping up on production of fossil fuels.
Five years ago, the company set some of the most ambitious targets among large oil companies to cut production of oil and gas by 40% by 2030, while significantly ramping up investment in renewables.
A £24.5 million (€28 million) investment project to create a vast new underground storm water storage tank is set to get underway in #Blackburn in the #UK. @unitedutilities
https://fluidhandlingmag.com/news/united-utilities-to-create-deep-storm-tank-to-ease-flooding/
#fluidhandling #pumps #pipelines #valves
#Chopper #Pumps made by @Landia are on their way to Queensland, Australia, where an important #sewage treatment plant (STP) is undergoing a multi-million-dollar upgrade.
https://fluidhandlingmag.com/news/surfs-up-for-landia-chopper-pumps/
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@Wood, a global leader in #consulting and #engineering, has secured a three-year contract extension to provide operations, maintenance, modifications and support services on @Equinor’s assets at the Mariner field, located on the UK Continental Shelf.
https://fluidhandlingmag.com/news/wood-and-equinor-extend-uk-collaboration/
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