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Democrat Confronts Commerce Secretary Over Laughter During Jobs Discussion
Rep. Frank Mrvan challenged Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick during a hearing for laughing while discussing union job losses at BP. The confrontation underscores ongoing disputes over support for union workers and industry practices.
Environmental groups sue Trump administration to block BP's Gulf of Mexico drilling project.
Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit to stop BP's $5 billion Gulf of Mexico deep-water drilling project, citing safety and environmental risks. The case marks a new legal escalation in opposition to offshore drilling following the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Kenyan Court Allows Class Action Against BP Over 1980s Toxic Waste
Kenyan courts have approved a class action against BP over alleged toxic waste from the 1980s oil exploration, impacting the company's reputation and legal standing in Kenya. The lawsuit involves 299 petitioners claiming health and environmental damage from radioactive waste.
ENI Finds 2 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas Off Egypt's Coast Amid Energy Crisis
ENI and Egypt have announced a significant gas discovery believed to be around 2 trillion cubic feet, located in the Eastern Mediterranean. This discovery could significantly strengthen Egypt's energy security and supply, especially amid soaring global energy costs and the Iran war.
London Protest Criticizes Trump's Iran War and Fossil Fuel Dependence
Fossil Free London activists protested outside the U.S. Embassy against Trump's Iran conflict and fossil fuel policy. The demonstration criticized energy price hikes and called for a shift to renewables.
BP to Sell German Gelsenkirchen Refinery, Boosting $20bn Cost-Cutting Plan
BP is selling its German Gelsenkirchen oil refinery to Klesch Group as part of a $20 billion asset sale strategy. The deal bolsters BP's cost-cutting measures and signals a strategic focus on streamlining operations.
Australian Govt Appoints Fuel Coordinator as ACCC Probes Major Suppliers
Australia appointed a Fuel Supply Taskforce coordinator to tackle regional fuel shortages. The ACCC is probing major suppliers for alleged anti-competitive behavior during the Iran war, addressing rising supply concerns.
Big Oil shifts from greenwashing to promoting fossil fuel dependence amid geopolitical tensions
Big Oil companies have stopped greenwashing and now promote fossil fuels as vital for energy security amid global supply concerns. This shift reflects geopolitical tensions and complicates climate action efforts by framing fossil fuels as indispensable.