The British energy company has pledged to raise investment in low-carbon energy - including biomass and natural gas-fired hydrogen - tenfold by 2030 and said it would reduce its upstream oil and gas activity 40% over the same period.If the communications staff at British energy company BP were exasperated by media reports yesterday which led on the historic cut in the dividend paid by a company beloved of pension fund investors, they can at least console themselves that reports unfolded to include commitments to invest in more "low-carbon energy." Media coverage splashed on the decision by BP ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...