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🔺Attention LinkedIn Network🔺 🌬️ Big news in the energy industry: BP has made the decision to freeze their offshore wind projects in order to prioritize their focus on fossil fuels. The Telegraph has reported on this shift, sparking discussions about the future of renewable energy and the traditional energy sector. As the industry continues to evolve, it's crucial to stay informed on developments like this. What are your thoughts on BP's decision? How do you see the balance between renewable energy and traditional fuels shaping the future of energy? Join the conversation and share your insights using #BP #RenewableEnergy #FossilFuels. Let's keep the dialogue flowing! https://ift.tt/E1nXdv7

#chartoftheweek : Texas is today's global epicenter for oil and gas development and production. As widely reported, the United States is the No. 1 oil and gas producer. But did you know that If Texas was a country, it would rank 4th in crude oil production and 3rd in natural gas production. It is not just about growth in hydrocarbons in Texas. Renewable generation capacity in Texas (not shown here) is also among the largest and faster growing in the US and in the world. What are the drivers on the supply and demand for such growth? Is the growth in oil & gas and renewable energy sustainable in the near to long-term? What are the risks? What is the near-term price outlook in 2024-25? How will commodity prices influence such growth? Data Sources: #eia #Texas #oilprices #gasprices #renewableenergy #oilandgas #solarenergy #windenergy #permianbasin #shale #energytransition #wti #brentcrude #ghgemissions #sustainability #energysecurity #crudeoilprices #gassupply #globalgas #lng #texasoilandgas

Hey everyone! Check out the latest news on BP's decision to freeze offshore wind projects and shift focus to fossil fuels. Let's discuss the impact of this move on the energy sector and the environment. Share your thoughts! #BP #EnergyTransition #OffshoreWind https://ift.tt/E1nXdv7

While corporate sensitivity to projected returns in the transition is understandable, pulling back in transition spending now effectively negates the competitive advantage large energy companies claim over their smaller peers, and looks unlikely to deliver transition businesses of any material scale over a reasonable time frame. Such retreats further call into question whether most of the industry can — much less wants to — play a substantial role outside of core oil and gas operations... Learn more >> https://bit.ly/45ZpFj1 #OurTake #bigenergy #oilandgas #energytransition #corporatestrategy #competitiveintelligence

Big Oil Doubles Down on LNG as Renewables Falter Supermajors, including Shell, bp, and TotalEnergies, prioritize LNG investments over renewables due to disappointing returns and focus on energy security. https://lnkd.in/eUpA6VP2

BP backs away from US offshore wind, Call it a $1 billion mistake. BP said Tuesday it wrote down the value of its U.S. offshore wind business by $1.1 billion last year, cementing a strategic shift for the British petroleum giant as it increases oil and gas production while recalibrating its efforts to generate clean electricity from ocean turbines. The announcement follows BP’s split last month with Equinor, the Norwegian oil company it had partnered with on three offshore wind projects that would serve customers in New York. BP sold its stake in two projects — Empire Wind 1 and 2 — and gained ownership of the Beacon Wind project in the breakup. But company executives signaled they have no immediate plans to move forward with the large project that would be built 20 miles south of Nantucket, Mass. CEO Murray Auchincloss hinted that it could be incorporated into the company’s electricity-trading business. But the company pared back that strategy last year, saying it intended to invest more in traditional oil and gas projects while looking to integrate offshore wind with other clean energy ventures that could enhance its profitability in renewables. The new approach was on display last summer, when BP won a government auction to develop 4 gigawatts of offshore wind in Germany. The oil giant said the projects would be paired with green hydrogen and biofuels production, electric vehicle charging and refinery decarbonization. It’s partnership with Equinor, meanwhile, increasingly looked like an albatross, with one company executive calling the U.S. offshore wind market “fundamentally broken.” Auchincloss said Tuesday that BP planned to move away from projects that rely primarily on power purchase agreements with states to generate revenue. #wind #whales #renewables https://lnkd.in/g9UV_bQN

SANTOS JUMPS ON PROSPECT OF $80 BILLION LNG DEAL Santos Jumps on Prospect of A$80 Billion LNG Deal With Woodside Energy https://hubs.la/Q02cvrb20 Woodside Energy Group Ltd.’s hopes of a tie-up with Santos Ltd. to create Asia’s dominant liquefied natural gas exporter face a potential hurdle over the valuation of a target whose shares recently fell to an eight-month low. #woodsideenergy #santos #lng #naturalgas #liquifiednaturalgas #energyindustry #renewableenergy #renewables #energyindustry

As we navigate the complex energy landscape, ExxonMobil has outlined five key commandments that will likely shape the world’s energy future: 1️⃣ All energy types will remain in the mix. 2️⃣ Renewables will grow the fastest. 3️⃣ Coal will decline the most. 4️⃣ Oil and natural gas remain essential under any credible scenario. 5️⃣ Lower-carbon technology needs policy support but must ultimately thrive on market forces. Oil and natural gas will still constitute over 50% of the world’s energy mix even in 2050. But, the energy transition revolution is real and evolving: 1️⃣ Carbon emissions are expected to start declining by 2030. 2️⃣ 25% reduction in global CO2 emissions is projected by 2050. 3️⃣ >4x increase in solar and wind energy in the global mix. 4️⃣ Global oil and gas supplies may dwindle without continued investment. 5️⃣ Robust investments in H2, CCS, and biofuels are critical to the future. The path ahead is clear: a balanced approach to energy, technology, and policy will drive the transition toward a more sustainable future. #EnergyFuture #Sustainability #OilAndGas #Renewables #ClimateAction

The major oil companies are still focused on investing in LNG over renewable energy projects due to higher returns in the oil and gas sector. Leading international oil and gas corporations are approving new LNG ventures in anticipation of increased natural gas demand in the medium to long term.