BP's Q2 result exceeds expectations, showing a few green investments
British oil and gas giant BP is raking in money due to rising oil prices and investments in new fields. The company has also increased its green investments, but to a far lower degree than some of its competitors.
British oil company BP exits this year's second quarter with an adjusted net profit at USD 2.82 billion, shows the company's Q2 report published Tuesday morning. This result has grown by more than four times since the same period last year, in which BP showed an adjusted net profit at USD 684 million and is attributable to various factors including new projects.
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