Can someone please explain to me how this Bob Dudley quote from his AGM speech yesterday makes any sense, any sense at all:
"Let me remind you that in BP we advocate stronger policies on climate change including a widely applied carbon price and transitional incentives to help low-carbon technologies compete at scale.
However, whatever course policy takes, and even if climate change is robustly addressed, fossil fuels are projected to provide most of our energy in 2030."
Um. Maybe he's not advocating the right policies. Either that or we're on a different page about what 'robustly addressed' means in the context of climate change.
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