The top tier of oil majors held a fairly united front almost to the end over the Clean Air Act and Auto Oil, but the split in our industry has never been so marked as it is over climate change. Now th..
The top tier of oil majors held a fairly united front almost to the end over the Clean Air Act and Auto Oil, but the split in our industry has never been so marked as it is over climate change. Now that split is being brought into greater public focus by some largely dramatic and some genuinely historic events, played out over recent weeks in the heart of the European industry.
Last week (as I write), a pressure group stormed into the London International Petroleum Exchange and stopped open outcry oil trading. Later that day the same group, Greenpeace UK, delayed and then interrupted the gala dinner of International Petroleum Week (www.ipweek.co.uk) with a combination of protester cord
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