LONDON (Reuters) - BP (BP.L) said on Thursday it had invested in Chinese start-up PowerShare, which links electric vehicle drivers to charging points and helps power suppliers balance distribution.

BP PLC and two Chinese companies signed agreements on Oct. 21 respectively relating to natural gas exploration and supply as part of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the UK. BP and China ...

BP's competitors are watching the company's crisis intently, ready to pounce should a cash-strapped BP be forced to sell some of its world-class energy assets at bargain basement prices. From ...

Here’s a bit more from their piece on the delicate undersea operation: “Robotic submarines worked to bolt down a pipe-like connector called a flange spool that will sit on top of the spewing well bore ...

BP, the world's largest oil firm, is seeking to jointly tap oil and gas reserves with Chinese companies in foreign countries, betting on China's emerging clout in the global oil market to bring it ...

Blog posts represent the views of CFR fellows and staff and not those of CFR, which takes no institutional positions. I think this is potentially very good news. It is not quite Tom Barnett's scenario ...

BP said on Thursday it would build a network of electric-vehicle charging hubs in China with China’s Didi Chuxing as the British firm bets on the world’s largest market for such cars to help profits ...

A Chinese investment fund has accumulated a stake of just under 1 percent in British oil company BP PLC, the company confirmed on Tuesday. BP spokesman David Nicholas said that BP was aware of the ...

BP PLC and two Chinese companies signed agreements on Oct. 21 respectively relating to natural gas exploration and supply as part of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the UK. BP and China ...