We’ve installed our first ultra-fast #electricvehicle charger in the #UK – part of @BPChargemaster’s growing network. Another example of why at BP, it’s #NotBusinessAsUsual
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Replying to @BP_plc @BPChargemaster
Great .. now stop the multi billion pound investment into discovering new oil and gas supplies you announced the other day and use your influence to lobby govt for renewables to be heavily subsidised ( and take away fossil fuel subsidies too )
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Replying to @PaulMos59746338
Hi Paul, we're committed to tackling the dual challenge & are in action across the businesses pursuing low carbon opportunities. Renewables are extremely important, but currently can't provide the energy needed to meet growing demand.
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Replying to @bp_plc @PaulMos59746338
This will take time & investment - & we are investing heavily. Have a look at our Advancing Low Carbon programme to see the 50+ low carbon technologies & businesses we're investing in this year alone http://on.bp.com/ALC
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BP says it "will take time & investment" to move toward renewable energy. This is dangerous and misguided. Why? – Physics has already set the timeline for us. We're out of time. – Climate delaying is the new climate denying. If we go at BP's pace we'll face catastrophic warming
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Not sure it’s misguided It’s just a fact. And it’s not BPs pace it’s societal. Sadly we are not going to wean the huge population growth off hydrocarbons anytime soon. That growth needs cheap reliable sources of energy.
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If we don't do this, we will put hundreds of millions of lives at risk (possibly more), unravel our institutions and economy. We could also set off tipping points causing irreversible warming. Many futures are still open to us at this point, based on our actions & decisions now.
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Emily Ironically the current set up underpins the economy & is saving millions of lives. Solutions to a lower carbon future need to address short term economic impacts & the benefit hydrocarbons brings to developing countries. If not we are whistling in the wind.
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Emily Cunningham Retweeted Emily Cunningham
Have you seen what the World Bank (a conservative body itself) says about this?https://twitter.com/emahlee/status/1162661680527990794 …
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Emily Cunningham @emahleeReplying to @BP_plc @BishyhilaryBP: "oil & gas needed to help world grow & prosper"..."billions being lifted out of poverty." World Bank: "climate change is an acute threat to efforts to end poverty. Without urgent action, climate change impacts could push additional 100 million people into poverty by 2030."2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
Ironically, and heartbrokenly, the global south is and will be most effected by the climate crisis both in terms of lives lost, but also economically. We have the smarts and resources to address short-term impacts. We just need to act on them.
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