The company’s climate strategy could result in more emissions than it prevents.

Panellists criticised net zero as “stupid propaganda” and suggested that climate action would “take us back to the dark ages”.

“Outrageous” findings show that the Conservative Party “is clearly in bed with the fossil fuel lobby”, say MPs and campaigners.

Green targets are hindering roll-out of projects based on fossil fuels, executives warn conference in Rotterdam.

Internal documents unearthed by a U.S. Senate panel show the oil giant modeled up to 500 CCS sites operating globally by 2050, far fewer than rival Shell. 

But demand for hydrogen-powered vehicles remains low, and claims the gas is a net-zero technology are still unproven.

Campaigners likened the fossil fuel company’s patronage of climate events to letting an “arsonist sponsor a fire safety conference”.

Ministers met with Onward, accused of being “a fossil fuel dinosaur in new clothing”, more than any other think tank last year.

BP sees sponsored content as a crucial tool to reach “Washington, DC, elites,” according to subpoenaed memos.