There is a Huge Appetite for Alternatives: BP's Dev Sanyal

The video discusses the pathway to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050, focusing on BP's transition from an oil company to an integrated energy company. BP aims to expand its renewable energy capacity, particularly in solar, and enhance project returns. The company also plans to double its LNG portfolio, capture 10% of the hydrogen market, and increase bioenergy production. BP's competitive edge lies in its ability to operate assets efficiently, trade positions, bundle energy offers, and leverage customer relationships. The video also highlights BP's hydrogen projects and their potential impact.

What is BP's target for renewable energy capacity in the next 10 years?

• 30 gigawatts

• 40 gigawatts

• 50 gigawatts

• 60 gigawatts

Which market does BP aim to double its portfolio in?

• Wind energy

• LNG

• Solar energy

• Bioenergy

What is the expected return range for BP's solar projects?

• 10 to 12%

• 12 to 15%

• 5 to 7%

• 8 to 10%

What is one key advantage of BP's alternative energy projects compared to traditional oil assets?

• Faster approval process

• Lower initial investment

• Consistent return structure

• Higher volatility

Which country is involved in BP's green hydrogen project with Ohrstedt?

• Australia

• United States

• Brazil

• Germany

What is the focus of BP's net zero Teesside project?

• Wind energy

• Solar energy

• Carbon capture usage and storage

• Bioenergy production

Where is BP's impact solar project located?

• Houston

• Dallas

• Austin

• San Antonio