Environment and society
BP’s 2008 review on the top non-financial issues relevant to our
operations worldwide
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BP’s in depth review on sustainability issues relevant to our operations worldwide
Ensuring our sustainability reporting is current, relevant and reliable
A global issue that requires the collaboration of governments, industry and society at large to address
How BP is helping to meet the world’s demand for fuels and power that emits little or no carbon
BP continues to emphasize the key priority of safe operations for the future of our company
Our framework for achieving safe, reliable and responsible operations at every BP site
How BP works to reduce the environmental impacts of its operations
We aim to have the right people in the right roles for the right periods of time
Why and how we work with people, businesses and organisations in the places where we operate
Find out how your lifestyle choices effect your carbon emissions
Helping to meet the world’s demand for fuels and power that emits little or no carbon
BP believes that climate change is a long-term issue, which needs to be tackled over the next 50 years or more
BP’s suite of environmental and sustainability tools and interactive maps
BP continues to emphasize the key priority of safe operations for the future of our company
BP responds to humanitarian needs that arise from natural disasters and other events, particularly in locations close to where we work

Delivering energy safely and reliably lies at the heart of our business. Our values incorporate the goal of ‘no accidents, no harm to people and no damage to the environment’. We are implementing a new OMS worldwide and investing in people, plant and processes to drive continuous improvement in our safety and operational performance.
Find out more about BP and safe and reliable energy

Despite today’s uncertain economic conditions and volatile oil prices, global demand for energy is expected to increase in the long term. We are using our skills, knowledge and innovation to get more from existing fossil fuels resources, to transform technically demanding resources into energy and to make low-carbon technologies economically viable.
Find out more about BP and diverse and affordable energy

Publicly acknowledged as the first major oil company to advocate precautionary action over climate change, we have since focused on the business opportunities raised by the issue such as increasing energy efficiency in BP operations: by reducing GHG emissions and establishing a number of low-carbon energy businesses. We remain a leading advocate of strong legislation and international co-operation to address climate change.
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Our industry is complex and competitive. It also faces a significant skills shortage. That’s why we are stepping up our efforts to attract people with world-class capabilities. We’re also providing new learning and development opportunities for employees and acting to strengthen BP’s culture of diversity and inclusion.
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Mutual advantage is the guiding principle behind our support for local education, skills and business programmes. Wherever we operate we seek to align BP’s business interests with those of local communities. From security and human rights to economic development, we’re working with communities to make a positive difference.
Find out more about BP and local energy
Find out about BP’s environmental and social performance through our interactive maps and tools
How BP is helping to meet the world’s demand for fuels and power that emits little or no carbon
