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At the core of BP is our commitment to human progress. BP products
provide the freedom to move, to heat, to see. This freedom is inseparable
from the responsibility to produce products and consumer energy in
ways that respect human rights and the natural environment.
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In November 2005, BP announced plans to invest $8 billion over ten years
in a new business called BP Alternative Energy. This new business aims
to lead the market in low-carbon alternative power generated from the
sun, wind, natural gas and hydrogen
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BP markets more than 15 billion gallons of gasoline every year to U.S.
consumers through 13,000 retail outlets and supplies more than 4 billion
gallons of fuel annually to fleets, industrial users, auto and truck
manufacturers, railroads and utilities
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BP is the single, global brand formed by the combination of the former
British Petroleum, Amoco Corporation, Atlantic Richfield (ARCO) and
Burmah Castrol
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BP is a global producer, manufacturer and marketer of oil, gas, chemicals
and renewable energy sources
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BP is a world leader in providing clean fuels to the marketplace, helping to
reduce atmospheric pollution
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BP spends millions of dollars per year testing tens of thousands of
samples to ensure product quality
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In total, over the past 5 years, BP has already invested $31 billion in
US energy supplies. BP is in the planning stages of building the first
hydrogen-fueled power plant in the US and is now offering cleaner-
burning, corn-based biofuels in 20 states
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** Amoco® Fuels at BP has been voted #1 in quality by drivers in a nationwide
survey conducted by The NPD Group Inc. |
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