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Our Advocacy in the US

bp is an integrated energy company uniquely positioned to deliver – at scale – energy that the world needs today and tomorrow. As energy demand continues to increase at the same time that carbon emissions need to be reduced, we need well-designed policies that can help us navigate an increasingly complex energy system.

Our advocacy activities

bp’s advocacy activities include direct engagement with policymakers, filing formal comments and testimony, communications campaigns and collaboration with industry peers, trade associations, academia and environmental groups.

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Our advocacy priorities

We are advocating for policies that will enable us to grow our traditional upstream and downstream businesses and support focused investment into our transition businesses like bioenergy, EV charging, renewables and hydrogen/CCS.

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Natural gas and methane emissions

Natural gas – increasingly decarbonized over time – has a pivotal role to play in the energy transition. That’s why we need to tackle methane emissions fast, and regulations can help.
bp is advocating for policies to support carbon capture and storage (CCS) and hydrogen, which are necessary to help achieve the Paris Agreement goals.

CCS and hydrogen

Carbon capture and Storage (CCS), and hydrogen are needed to abate hard-to-decarbonize industries like ethanol, steel and refining. That’s why we’re actively advocating for policies that can help support their growth in the US.
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Renewables and power

Renewables and power can provide the low carbon electrons that could be used to produce hydrogen, decarbonize our own assets, and generate electricity for EV charging and renewables power trading.
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Zero and low carbon transportation

At bp, we’re working to provide customers with different forms of energy that can help decarbonize transportation by air, land or sea.

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