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  1. Political leaders, including Andy Burnham, criticized the current policy direction regarding oil and gas.
  2. The oil industry is facing pressure to sell assets to survive, while Andy Burnham inherits responsibility for controversial energy decisions.
  3. BP is divesting to focus on high-value opportunities, driven by UK taxation and policy pressures.

BP sold its Gelsenkirchen refinery facility and appointed Meg O'Neill as its new CEO.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 4
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BP sold its Gelsenkirchen refinery facility and appointed Meg O'Neill as its new CEO.

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BP is divesting to focus on high-value opportunities, driven by UK taxation and policy pressures. All 1 developments

Within Political leaders, including Andy Burnham, criticized the current policy direction regarding oil and gas.

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