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企業の回答

2025年7月17日

著者:
bp

bp's response to allegations of climate change disinformation

"bp was one of the first oil and gas companies to acknowledge climate change, with Lord Browne’s Stanford speech in 1997. Our current strategy focuses on aims that are most relevant to the long-term success of our businesses and our net zero ambition. They include two net zero aims:

  • Net zero operations Our aim is to reach net zero by 2050 or sooner for Scope 1 and 2 emissions within bp’s operational control, including maintaining ‘near-zero’ methane intensity across operated producing assets, enabled by supportive government policies.
  • Net zero sales Our aim is to reduce to net zero the average lifecycle carbon intensity of the energy products we sell by 2050 or sooner, enabled by supportive government policies and by the decarbonization of energy demand."

bp's full response is attached above.

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