The British oil and gas supermajor plans to book a large impairment due to a strained long-term demand forecast resulting from the pandemic – which also alters the group's fossil business case, expediting the transition to renewables.
BP Plc will write down the value of its business by as much as USD 17.5 billion, as the British oil major predicts that the coronavirus pandemic will hurt long-term demand and accelerate the shift to cleaner energy.
The company is also undertaking a review of its projects that could result in some oil discoveries being left in the ground.
Already a member? Log in.
Energy Risk Sales Manager - Global Risk Management 
Experienced and ambitious lawyer in M&A 
Sales and product manager for Verdo El sales private 
The Danish Energy Agency is looking for an expert in district heating for international cooperation 
Experienced engineer for maturation and design of electrical infrastructure projects 
Business developer for energy exports - The Trade Council in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (with the possibility of partial placement in Jutland) Technical project manager to improve the operation of the electricity transmission network 
Experienced Market Risk Analyst for leading energy trading company - Danske Commodities 
Group Finance Director - Better Energy 
Network planner for the electricity grid of the future Senior economist for the gas market of the future Experienced offshore specialist for the green transition Electrical technical specialist with good coordination skills Project manager with personnel responsibility for the Triangle area, street lights 
Operations inspector 
Chef, district heating 
