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BP Magazine

Regular reports from our global activities, the people who make them happen, and the challenges facing our industry

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Advancing energy newsletter

Our regular update on how BP is helping to make energy cleaner and better. This month, we look at how BP is using solar power in the dark, creating a cleaner cloud and the business of biofuels

Going low with the Downstream CEO

From jump-starting the EV revolution to tackling plastic waste, Tufan Erginbilgic is on a mission to bring low carbon initiatives to the consumer-facing side of BP's business

Ronit's next big challenge

Meet Ronit Kanwar as he travels to India, where his social enterprise start-up is bringing technology to remote villages

A cleaner cloud

BP teams up with Amazon Web Services to supply renewable energy to its European datacentres

Biofuels and biopower

As BP and Bunge announce the completion of a new joint venture, BP Bunge Bioenergia, we look at how effective biofuels are in lowering emissions and whether growing them is to the detriment of the Amazon rainforest.

Future energy leaders

How will the next generation of energy leaders help to meet one of the world’s biggest challenges: the need for cleaner energy with fewer emissions? Eleven bright young minds tell us their ideas as they gather at the One Young World conference in London

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  • Million Women Mentors
    Million Women Mentors
    BP America has formed a new partnership with Million Women Mentors, a national initiative designed to help girls and young women learn more about career paths in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
  • Driving force behind vehicle technology
    Driving force behind vehicle technology
    BP has developed relationships with companies such as Ford. Ford’s Andreas Schamel talks to BP Magazine about where the future of vehicle manufacture may take us
  • A voyage through time: BP Shipping at 100
    A voyage through time: BP Shipping at 100
    How has BP’s shipping business navigated its way through 100 years of history? What have been the key world events that have shaped its journey and its fleet? BP Magazine looks at some of the milestones and developments over the past century
  • New life for North Sea platform
    New life for North Sea platform
    What do you remember of 1996? It was the year Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be successfully cloned, the US city of Atlanta hosted the summer Olympic Games, and an online shopping and auction site called eBay was launched
  • What's in a field name?
    What's in a field name?
    From Nordic fairy tales to Egyptian gods, there are a host of reasons behind field naming conventions around the BP world. BP Magazine looks at some of the unusual names in major production regions
  • Number crunching with Big Data
    Number crunching with Big Data
    The volume of data in the world is growing at an unprecedented rate. Raw data alone does not tell us much, but put that data into a meaningful structure and turn it into information from which we can extract knowledge, and data becomes one of our most valuable ‘natural’ resources
  • Drones provide BP with eyes in the skies
    Drones provide BP with eyes in the skies
    The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (or drones) is on the rise, with the military to Hollywood finding practical applications. BP, too, was an early adopter and the technology now looks set to change the way the business carries out some of its most challenging tasks
  • Castrol’s lubricants on the EDGE of tomorrow
    Castrol’s lubricants on the EDGE of tomorrow
    The Castrol team behind a new lubricant molecule that responds to the demands of the latest vehicle engines - where oils are under more pressure than ever before
  • BP marks five decades in the North Sea
    BP marks five decades in the North Sea
    Licence P.001 for exploration in the UK North Sea was awarded to BP in September 1964. Fifty years later, BP is not only finding more oil and gas, but also extending the lives of existing fields. BP Magazine looks back on this tale of exploration and discovery
  • A day in the life at Houma heliport
    A day in the life at Houma heliport
    Each month, some 12,000 people travel through Louisiana's Houma heliport on their way to work on BP's rigs and platforms offshore Gulf of Mexico. BP Magazine visits the aviation logistics team to find out how they keep passengers and cargo moving safely
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