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Energy Institute CEO Louise Kingham to join bp as UK country head She will join the company in May, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience across a broad range of issues within the energy industry Image: Energy Institute Louise Kingham, Chief Executive of the Energy Institute (EI) for almost 20 years, has been announced as bp’s new UK head of country and senior vice president for Europe. She will succeed Peter Mather, who has been in the role since 2010 and recently established bp’s new regions, cities & solutions entity across the UK and continental Europe, will leave the company...

BP (NYSE: BP) announced Tuesday that Peter Mather, the company's UK head of country and senior vice president for Europe, will ‎leave the business at...

KLM corporate customers, after an estimate of the CO2 emissions associated with their travel, will be able to determine an annual contribution they wish to devote to the corporate sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) programme. All Air France and KLM contributions will be invested in the sourcing and consumption of SAF to support the creation of a sustainable aviation fuel industry that guarantees increasingly eco responsible air transport. [more - original PR] Original report: Air France-KLM launches its "Sustainable Aviation Fuel" programme dedicated to corporate customers Today, Air France-KLM...

BP, Qantas form strategic partnership to advance SAF development February 2, 2021 Qantas and BP have announced a strategic partnership to further advance their shared net zero ambitions. Through the collaboration, the companies will work together on opportunities to reduce carbon emissions in the aviation sector and contribute to the development of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry in Australia. The two companies have agreed to explore ways in which BP’s global capabilities, skills and knowledge can support Qantas’ industry-leading sustainability and environmental stra...

Qantas Partners With BP To Explore Sustainable Fuels Advertisement: Qantas is teaming up with British multinational oil and gas company, BP, forming a strategic partnership to cut carbon emissions in the aviation sector. Long term, Qantas has ambitious net-zero emission goals. The Australian airline has previously set a 2050 timeline to achieve that aim. Short term, Qantas wants to cap its net CO 2 emissions at 2019 levels. Qantas is teaming up with BP to explore ways to cut emissions. Photo: Getty Images Qantas wants to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 For well over a decade, Qantas has ai...