BP's bottom line dives 66 percent
The oil supermajor suffers a major setback during the corona crisis and predicts great uncertainty for the coming time. The company nonetheless maintains its climate plans.
This year so far has been very difficult for the British oil supermajor, which has been unable to maintain standard income levels, attributable not least to the price of European reference crude Brent's approximately 75-percent depreciation during Q1 and the coronavirus pandemic's ravaging throughout the whole world.
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